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R E P O E T
ON THE
SCIENTIFIC E E S U L T S
OF THE
VOYAGE OF S.Y. "SCOTIA"
Scot. Nat. Ant. Exp.
Plate I.
Meteorological Observations of Scottish National Antarctic Expedition.
Omimd House, Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
Scottish and Argentine Scientific Staffs. The six to tlie left are the Scottisli Party,
the five to the right are the Argentine Party. Mr Mossman and Wni. Smith
(steward) serving with both Expeditions.
/
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.
EE POET
ox THE
SCIENTIFIC RESULTS
r
c
OF THE
VOYAGE OF S.Y. "SCOTIA"
DURING THE YEARS 1902, 1903, AND 1904,
UNDER THK LEADERSHIP OF
WILLIAM S. BRUCE,
LL D., F.R.S.E.
Volume //.—PHYSICS.
Part I.— METEOROLOGY, by R. C. Mobsman, F.R.S.E.
tl.— MAGNETISM, by Charles Chree, Sc.D., F.R.S.,
and R. C. MossMAN, F.R.S.E.
„ III.^TIDES, by Sir George H. Darwin, K.C.B., F.R.S.
EDINBURGH:
^Oe Scotti^O ©cranocjrajpljical Eafjoratorg*
SOLD AT
THE SCOTTISH OOEANOGRAPHICAL LABORATOEY ;
JAMES THIN, bh SOUTH BRIDGE, EDINBURGH ;
JAMES MACLEHOSE & SONS, 61 ST VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
190 7.
Price, One Gidiua.
EDITORIAL NOTE.
Parts L, II., and III. of Volume II. are the first of the Scientific Reports of the Scottish
National Antarctic Expedition to appear in book form. They contain the Meteorological,
Magnetic, and Tidal results of the Expedition. It has been thought inadvisable to keep
back this portion of Volume II. till the rest was ready, in view of the extremely im-
portant nature of Mr Mobsman's monograph on the Meteorology of the "Scotia," and
because the Council of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, without questioning the merits
of the paper, felt themselves, on financial and other technical grounds, unable to pass
that monograph through the Society's Transactions, as they have done in the case of
several of the biological contributions.
In Meteorology the Scottish Expedition was particularly strong, for, as director of
that department, no better man could have been secured than Mr Robert C. Mossman.
Mr Mossman was in charge of the principal Meteorological Station in Edinburgh from
1886 to 1900, and acted frequently as interim-superintendent at Ben Nevis Observatory.
He also spent the winter 1901-1902 near the head of Glen Nevis, studying the meteor-
ology of the Glen, especially in relation to Fohu winds, having the advantage both
of the Summit and Low Level Ben Nevis Observatories to aid him in that
research.* His memoir on the Meteorology of Edinburgh, in the Transactions of the
Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1896-1902, will ever remain a monument of masterly
workmanship. Mr Mossman was supported by two other trained meteorologists, namely
Mr D. W. Wilton and the leader of the Expedition, who had both had long experience at
the Summit, Mid, and Low Level stations of the late Ben Nevis Observatories. The
scientific staff", Captain Robertson and the ufiicers of the " Scotia" also rendered valuable
assistance. The " Scotia" Meteorology has furthermore the very great advantage that
the results have been worked up by the man who directed operations in the field.
Mr Mossman also undertook the Magnetic work, and the Expedition is indebted to
Dr Charles Chree for his able discussion of that subject. Dr Chree has praised in the
highest degree the excellence of Mr Mossman's work in this department. Captain
Thomas Robertson, master of the " Scotia," superintended the Tidal Observations, being
assisted by the scientific staff" and officers of the ship. These observations were placed
* Since that time the Observatories have been closed because the British Government refused to
adequately finance them.
EDITORIAL NOTE
in the hands of Sir George Darwin, whom we have to thauk cordially for discussing this
important and ditticiilt section of the work.
Thanks are due to the Roj^al Society of London for passing the Magnetic and Tidal
discussions through their Transactions, and paying the primary cost. In return for this,
the Scottish Expedition has allowed these reports to appear in the Scientific Reports of
the "Discovery," as an addition to the valualjle magnetic work done by that Expedition,
which was specially fitted out for that research. The kindness, courtesy, and valuable
help of Sir Archibald Geikie in the publication of the Magnetic and Tidal reports are
also gratefully acknowledged.
Acknowledgment is due to Messrs William Blackvfood & Sons for their courtesy
in lendino- some of the blocks for the illustrations.
When the " Scotia" put into Buenos Aires for refitting, I approached the Argentine
Government to see if they would continue the work of the Scottish Expedition, offering
to hand over to them Omond House and its fittings, some stores, and to lend any
instruments that could not be got together in so short a time. I also offered a passage
on board the " Scotia" to any scientists they might choose, and to put the station into
good order. This ofter-was accepted by President Roca and Mr Walter G. Davis
(of the Oficina Meteorologica; Argentina). I furthermore offered, in order to enhance
the work, to place the services of Mr Robert C. Mobsman at the disposal of the
Argentine Republic, should he be agreeable to continue in charge of the station. All
this was successfully arranged, and to-day we have as the result the most valuable
piece of meteorological and magnetic research going on that has yet been done in the
Antarctic Regions, owing to the enthusiastic way in which that energetic South
American Republic took up the suggestion that they should follow up the work initiated
by the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition.
Before, and more especially since, the departure of Mr Mossman to take up an
appointment in the Meteorological Ofiice of the Argentine Republic, Mr R. T. Omond,
one of the most earnest supporters of the Scottish Expedition from its initiation, has
given us his constant and valuable help in revising proofs, and in giving that unique
advice which only one, who has been long connected with meteorology at institutions
such as the Ben Nevis Observatories and the Scottish Meteorological Society, is able to
give. I gratefully acknowledge his services, and cordially thank him.
WILLIAM S. BRUCE,
Editor.
CONTENTS.
PART I.— METEOROLOGY.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONvS MADE DURINCx THE VOYAGE
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE AT LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH
ORKNEYS ........••
METEOROLOGICAL LOG OF THE -'SCOTIA" • • ■
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE AT CAPE PEMBROKE, FALKLAND
ISLANDS . . . • ■ • . •
RESULTS OF THE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION:—
OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT SEA . . . • •
METEOROLOGY OF THE SOUTH ORKNEYS ....
OBSERVATIONS AT CAPE PEMBROKE, FALKLAND ISLANDS
NOTES ON THE METEOROLOGY OF THE WEDDELL SEA .
I'AGE
1
109
191
■217
248
258
284
304
PART IJ.— MAGNETISM.
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. By Dr C. Chree, F.R.S.
NOTES. By Mr R. C. Mobsman, F.R.S.E. . . . .
DISCUSSION OF THE OBSERVATIONS. By Db C. Chree, F.R.S.
309
309
312
PART III.— TIDES.
TIDAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE VOYAGE OF THE "SCOTIA,"
1902-1904. By Sir George Darwin, K.C.B., F.R.S. ....
321
31919 ^<^L*J
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS, DIAGRAMS, & MAPS,
PART I.— METEOROLOGY.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Plate I. — Omond House, Scotia Bay, South Orkneys : Scottish and Argeutine Scientific
Staffs ........ Frontispiece
Plate II. — -Meteorological Instruments ashore at Omond House, Scotia Bay
Meteorological Instruments on board the "Scotia"
The " Scotia " in Winter, in Scotia Bay
The " Scotia " in Autumn, off Coat's Land ....
Plate III. — Landing-place in Scotia Bay for Omond House . . . ."
Lighthouse at Cape Pembroke, Falkland Islands — Scottish Sub-Antarctic
Meteorological Station .......
Omond House, Scotia Bay, in Winter .....
Omnnd House, Scotia Bay, in Summer ....
Plate IV. — Omond House, the Cairn, and Copeland Observatory, on The Beach, towards
the end of the gre;it iSouth-easterly Gale on 3rd and 4th April 1904,
showing the heavy sea breaking on the shore ....
Appearance of Omond House after the great South-easterly Gale and heavy
sea on 3rd and 4th April 1904 ......
KAc^INO l'.A(!E
•248
•258
30(5
DIAGRAMS AND MAPS.
(All after paij^ 306.)
Plate I. — Thermal, Baric, and other Windroses in the Weddell Sea south of 60° S., during
the Two Summer Cruises of the " Scotia," in 1903 and 1904.
Thermal iind other Windroses at Laurie Island, South Orkneys, and at Cape
Pembroke, Falkland Islands.
Thermal Windrose, Cape Pembroke, Falkland Islands, 1903.
Plate II. — Diurnal Range of Barometric Pressure. South Orkneys.
Diurnal Variation of Temperature. South (.)rkneys.
Diurnal Variation of Wind Force. South Orkneys.
/^^ ^•^ ^%
LUbrarYi^I
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS, ETC.
DIAGRAMS AND i//lP,S'— continued.
Plate III.— Diurnal Range of Barometric Pressure at Cape Pembroke, Falkland Islands,
1903 and 1904.
Diurnal Range of Ixirometric Pressure at Cape Pembroke, Falkland Islands,
1903 to 1905.
Plate IV. — Annual Wind Percentage.
Plate V. — Diurnal Range of Pressure, Temperature, etc., in the Weddell Sea, and South
Atlantic, and at Scotia Bay, South Orkney Islands.
Map showing the Track of the "Scotia," 1902-1904.
Map of Laurie Island, South Orkneys.
PART II.— MAGNETISM.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
FACING PAGE
Plate 1. — View of Copeland Observatory, Central Cairn, and Omond House, Scotia Bay . 309
Plate II. — Fig. 1. Taking of preliminary observations on the site of the future obser-
vatory on The Beach, .Scotia Bay .....
Fig. 2. Plan showing positions of magnetic instruments inside Copeland
Observatory when in use .....
312
Plate III. — Scotia Bay, showing Autumnal Break-up of Ice, and heavy Stratus Clouds
Panoramic View, showing the narrow beach, The Beach, separating Scotia Bay
and Jessie Bay, and on which was situated the !Meteornlogical and - 318
Magnetical Station .....
The Magnetometer . . ....
PART I.-METEOROLOGY.
METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS
OF THE
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.
By Egbert C. Mossman, F.R.S.E.
The meteorological observations talven on board the " Scotia " conaprised the pressure,
temperature, and humidity of the air, the direction and velocity of the wind, the amount,
form, and motion of the clouds, the amount, direction, and temperature of the sea-surface,
and the quantity and nature of the precipitation. Other observations, such as the
amount of solar and terrestrial radiation, thickness of the rainband in the spectrum of
sunlight, and phenomena of occasional occurrence, were also carefully noted.
The period covered by the observations extends from 17th November 1902 to 15th
July 1904. The scheme of work comprised the taking of eye observations at every hour
night and day during the time the Expedition was south of 30° S., while at other times
readings were usually made every four hours. When in port fewer observations were
taken.
The instruments were verified at Kew Observatory before the departure of the
Expedition, and as regards the barometers and thermometers, frequent inter-comparison
was made. Many of the instruments were ordered, and some lent by the Meteorological
Council through its Secretary, Dr W. N. Shaw, F.R.S., who thus rendered valuable aid
in the equipment. Special mention is also due to Mr John Anderson for supplying
the kites, motor engine, and other tackle connected with the aerial work, and for his
personal superintendence during the kite flights at Leadburn and on board the steam
yacht " Mermaid " before our departure. Our indebtedness to the Directors of the
Millport Marine Station in this connection must also be mentioned.
During the Expedition the observations were organised and superintended by Mr
Bruce and myself, and the readings made by the Leader, the Captain, and the scientific
staif. After my return in 1905 from Laurie Island, South Orkneys, where I remained
for an extra year in charge of the Argentine party brought by the " Scotia," the journals
and other data were put at my disposal in order that the present memoir might be
prepared. In this connection I have to tender my best thanks to Mr James Miller
VOL. IL a
ii METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
(late of the Beu Nevis Observatory) for his able assistance in the work during the past
two winters.
For convenience in handling the large masses of data, this report is divided into
several sections. The first deals with the instruments and the mode of using them at
sea ; then follow the land observations made at Laurie Island, South Orkneys, a
meteorological log, and data from the base station at Cape Pembroke Lighthouse,
Falkland Lslands. The second portion of the report deals with the results of the
discussion of the above observations, and various maps and diagrams are appended
illustrative of the results.
Observations taken at Sea.
The form of publication of the sea observations is somewhat similar to that adopted
in the " Challenger " Eeport (" Narrative of the Cruise "). It comprises the readings of the
barometer corrected and reduced to 32° and sea-level (but not to standard gravity at
lat. 45°), the temperature of the air and of evaporation deduced from readings of the
dry and wet bull) thermometer, from which the relative humidity and vapour pressure
have been obtained by means of Glaisher's tables, the direction and force of the wind, the
amount and species of cloud, the state of the sea, and miscellaneous phenomena. The
position of the vessel at noon is also given.
Atmospheric Pressure. — Barometers.
The two barometers supplied by the Meteorological Office for use at sea were of
the Kew marine pattern. One (that generally in use, No. A 520) was hung in the
deck laboratory ; the other, A 550, in one of the saloon cabins. The corrections were
as follows : —
No. 27-5 ins. 28-0 ins. 28-.5 ins. 29-0 ins. 29-5 ins. SO'O ins. 30-5 ins. 31-0 ins.
A 520 -010 --010 --010 --010 -"OlO - 'OlO - "OlO - "OlO
A 550 --015 --015 --010 -"OlO -'OlO -"OlO -"OlO - 'OlO
A note appended to A 550 indicated that in January 1902 at SO'O inches it read
higher than the Meteorological Office standard by '002 in. At 62° the thermometer
attached to No. A 520 required a correction of -0°-2, while at the same temperature
A 550 had a correction of — 0°-4. The barometers were compared at Buenos xires with
the standard instruments at the " Oficina Meteorological Argentina" in January 1904,
at the Cape Observatory in May 1904, and again at the Meteorological Office after the
return of the Expedition, the corrections being in substantial agreement with the above
throughout. Indirect comparisons were also made with the barometer at Cape
Pembroke Lighthouse, Falkland Islands. The mean height of the barometers above sea-
level was seven feet, the height varying a little according to the trim of the ship.
A large barograph and two small ones of the usual Richard pattern were hung at an
approximate height of eleven feet above the sea.
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1903-1904.
Ill
Temperature of the Air. — Thermometers, Hygrometers.
The Expedition started with an ample supply of thermometers, but as very few
were broken, it is unnecessary to give the corrections of those not used. The following
are the corrections. It will be seen that they are very small.
No.
At 2°
12°
22°
32' to 92
32
0-0
-0-1
00
0-0
33
-01
-0-1
-01
0-0
36
-0-2
-01
-0-1
0-0
37
-0-1
-0-1
0-0
00
38
-0-2
-0-1
0-0
0-0
At temperatures
below 10° other
thermometers
were
employed.
the corrections of
which were —
No.
At -27°
-19°
-10°
+ 2°
+ 12°
+ 22°
41
-0-2
0-0
0-0
-0-1
-0-1
0-0
42
+ 0-1
+ 0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
44
+ 0-3
+ 0-1
0-0
-0-1
-0-1
0-0
45
+ 0-4
+ 0-3
0-0
-0-1
-0-1
0-0
The form of thermometer screen employed for sea observations was the small
single-louvred pattern recommended by the Meteorological Office. There was one on
the starboard and one on the port side of the ship, screwed to posts which projected
clear of the vessel, so that the air could circulate freely around the thermometers. The
height above the deck was five feet and above the sea seventeen feet. The thermometers
in both boxes were read at each observation, and the readings of the instruments exposed
on the weather side were entered in the log. Except on rare occasions, one side of the
ship was definitely a weather and the other a lee side. It may be worthy of notice
that there was usually a difference of one or two degreees between the weather and the
lee side of the " Scotia," the instrumental readings on the lee side being affected by
heated currents from the cabins and engine-room, — hence the importance of having the
thermometer screens on both sides of the poop. On one occasion the lee side was as
much as 5° warmer than the weather side, and on another occasion, during a calm, a
difference of nearly 10° was noted.
The wet i»ulb thermometers had a fresh coating of muslin put on them about once a
week, and daily the bulbs were syringed with filtered water to get rid of the saline
accretions such as form on all surfaces exposed to the action of sea-spray. A large and
small Richard thermograph and a Richard hair hygrograph w-ere hung on Richard
suspensions on the weather side.
Clouds.
The amount of cloud is estimated on the usual scale — 0 clear blue sky ; to 10 entirely
overcast.
iv METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
The forms of the clouds were noted iii general conformity with the definition given
in the International Cloud Atlas.
The direction from which the upper clouds were moving, as well as their radiating
point, was also noted when possible.
Precipitation.
Several rain gauges of the marine pattern were kindly lent by their inventor, Dr
Black, of Edinljurgh. One was usually placed aft on the weather side, screwed to a
post at a height of about eight feet above the deck. This position, considering the
various difficulties that attend rainfall observations at sea, was a good one, as the gauge
was never sheltered b}^ the sails.
State of the Sky.
The weather and state of the sky are given in the tables, the international symbols
and weather notation being used : —
0 rain. ue.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
5 «"'
Remarks.
Level.
>£
Direction.
Force.
Amt
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
NOVKMEER 17. 1902.
At noon,
lat. 39° 34' N. long.
14"
01
W.
9
30-040
62-0
59-2
83
•462
s
0-2
1
Cir.
1
12
■017
64-0
59-4
74
-443
s
0-1
3
Cir.
2
16
29-985
64-3
60-7
80
•479
ssw
1
7 ' K.
2
20
30-014
63-2
60-1
82
-474
s
0-1
7
Clrstr.iCir.
0-1
Very fine afterglow.
NOVEMBER 18.
At noon,
lat. 36° 59' N. long.
14°
34
w.
S
30-068
63-3 596
78
-458
WNW
0-1
10 K. 1 ...
1
12
-076
64-0 61-5
85
-509
w
0-1
0
1
Cum at horizon all round.
16
-068
63-9 60-8
82
■488
w
1
9 ' K.
1
20
-156
64-2 60-3
78
-467
WNW
0-1
1
1
Cir str.
NOVEMBER 19.
At noon,
lat. 34° 18' N. long.
15°
25
w.
8
30-260
64-0
62-6
92
-546
W
1-2
9
K.
Fragment of ^^ to W.
12
"265
67-3
61-7
71
■470
SW
1
7
K.
1
16
-244
67-5
69-2
59
■397
w
0-1
2
K.
0-1
20
-315
66-0
59-3
65
■414
Calm
°
0 ' ...
!
NOVEMBER 20.
At Madeira,
lat. 32° 40' N. long. 17°
15'
w.
8
30-296
66-1
59-1
64
■408
NW
0-1
6
K.
0
NOVEMBER 23.
At noon,
lat. 32° 17' N. long.
17°
08'
w.
8
30-355
65-8
59-5
68
■423
ENE
1
9
K.
1
12
-362
66-8
57-9
61
•381
ENE
1
7
K.
1
16
-322
66-6
69-0
62
■401
E
0-2
10
K.
VOL. IT.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
Bar. at 32
I and Sea
I Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
Wind, True.
Cloud
o
til
Direction.' Force.
, „,t Lower
An"- Spec.
Upper
Spec.
NOVEMBER 24, 1902,
At noon,
lat. 30° 14' N. lonsi. 18° 13' W.
8
12
16
20
12
16
20
30-336
66-9
59-1
60
-401
E
0-1
10
K.
1
-300
67-2
59-8
62
-417
E
0-1
10
K.
1
•290
67-4
60-2
63
-426
E
0-1
9
K.
Cir str.
1
•3or.
68-0
61-1
64
•444
E
1
1
K.
1
NOVEMBER 25.
At noon,
lat. 28° 14' N. long. 19° 1.5' W.
30-254
■240
•202
•221
68^3
63-4
73
•509
E
2-3
10
K.
Cir str.
2
69-4
63^2
68
•488
E
1-2
10
K.
Cir. K.
1
69-1
63-6
71
•504
ENE
1
1
Cir.
1
68 •S
63 •!
71
■496
SE
0-1
4
K.
1
12
16
20
NOVEMBER 26.
At noon,
lat. 26° 23' N. long-. 20° 20' W.
30-178
•140
•099
•118
69-6
63^6
69
•500
E
0-1
9
K. str.
Cir, & cir St.
2
70-3
63^9
68
■501
NE
0-1
8
K.
1
69-8
63^4
68
•490
NE
1
1
K.
1-2
69^4
63-0
67
•482
NE
1-2
1
K.
1
Max. 7r7. Jlin. 67°^3,
8
12
16
20
NOVEMBER 27.
At noon,
lat. 24° 21' N. long. 21° 20' W.
30-138
•140
•101
•155
700
63 •?
68
■498
NE
1-2
0
1
72-1
65^0
65
■513
NE
1-2
1
K.
1
70^9
64 '5
67
■512
NE
1-2
1
K.
1
70^2
64-8
71
■631
NE
1-2
0
1
Cum at horizon.
Max. 75°^4. Min. 68°-0.
NOVEMBER 28.
At noon,
lat. 21° 58' N. long. 22° 26' W.
12
16
20
30^139
■167
•108
•163
71 ■I 1 65^4
72^0 65^0
71 ^8 j 65^3
71 ■S 64 •S
71
•539
NE
1-2
0
1
65
•514
NNB
1-2
0
1
67
•526
NNB
1-2
0
1
68
•516
NNE
2
0
1
Max. 75° -3. Min. 67°^8.
NOVEMBER 29.
At noon,
lat. 20° 18' N. long. 23° 22' W.
8
30^162
72^0
6fi-2
70
•554
N
1-2 1
K.
1
12
•141
73^3
68-2
74
■606
NNE
1-2 8
K.
Cir. K.
1
16
•083
72-9
67^3
72
•580
NNE
1-2 8
K.
Cir.
1
20
•158
72^5
68 ■O
76
•610
NNE
1-2 2
K. str.
1
Max. 74°-5. Min. 70°^3.
NOVEMBER
30.
At noon,
lat. 18° 59' N. long. 24° 20'
w.
8
30^148
72^3
66^2
69
•550
NXE
0-1
5 K. str.
Cir.
1
12
•103
75-0
68^7
69
•601
NNB
0-1
8 K.
Cir. K.
1
16
•031
74^0
69-4
76
•641
NNE
1
8 K.
Cir. K.
1
20
•098
73-2
69 0
78
•638
NB
1-2
4 K. str.
1
Max. 73°^9. Min. 71° '0.
Max. in sun 125° ^8 (put out 2p.).
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
■Wind, True.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
£ a"*
Remarks.
Level.
a"
Direction.
Force.
Arat.
Lower Upper
Spec. Spec.
<
DECEMBER 1, 1902.
At St Vincent,
lat. 1.5° 53' K long. 25°
00
W.
8
30-084
74^0
69-5
77
•645
SSE
0-1
10
K. CirK.
1
12
•064
77 •I
71-3
72
•668
E
1-2
4
K. Cir.
0
16
...
20
•114
75^0
70^8
78
•682
E
0-1
6
0
DECEMBER 2.
At noon,
lat. 15° 15' X. long. 25°
09'
vv.
8
30^092
74 6
71-6
84
•722
E.VE
1-2
0
1
Cum at Iiorizon.
12
•061
75-0
71-4
81
•706
ENE
3
4
K.
1-2
16
•013
75-6
73-0
86
•763
ENE
3
0
K.
1-2
20
•075
75^5
72-9
86
•761
SB
0-1
0
...
1
Max. B.B. 126°-8.*
DECEMBER 3.
At noon,
lat. 13° 07' N. long. 25°
09'
w.
8
30^065
76^3
72-6
81
•734
NE
1
8
K.
1-2
12
•037
77^3
70^7
69
•642
NNE
0-1
4
K.
1
16
29^990
77^2
70-7
69
•644
NE
2
10
K.,K.str.
1-2
20
30^065
76^7
70-0
68
•624
NB
2-3
10
K. str.
1
Max. B.B. 131°-2.
DECEMBER 4.
At noon,
lat. 11° 15'N. long. 25°
20
w.
8
30^0-17
77-3
71^4
72
•669
NK
2-3
4 K.
1-2
12
•026
77-3
72-0
74
•692
NE
2-3
7 K.
Cir K.
1-2
16
29-968
78-0
72-2
72
■689
NE
2-3
6 : K.
Cir K.
1-2
20
30^025
77-8
72-4
74
•701
NE
3
2 K.
2-3
Max. B.B. 132°0.
10^;. #» shower.
DECEMBER 5.
At noon,
lat. 9° 23' N. long. 25°
31'
w.
8
29^984
78-2
73-2
75
•728
NE
2-3
2
K.
Cir K.
1
12
•969
79-0
73^6
73
•732
ENE
1-2
3
K.
3
16
•932
79-6
73^8
72
-731
ENK
2-3
1
K.
Cir K.
1-2
Cum at horizon.
20
30^006
79-0
74-2
76
•758
E.NE
3
10
K. str.
1-2
DECEMBER 6.
At noon,
lat. 7° 35' N. long. 25°
32'
w.
8
30-025
75-5
73-0
86
-765
NE
1-2
10 Nim.
1-2
Rainfall 0 29 in.
12
•005
78-3
75-0
83
•805
NE
1-2
10 K. str.
1-2
16
29^959
79-2
75-9
84
■830
NE
1
10 K. str.
1-2
20
30^020
79^2
75-9
84
•830
SSE
0-1
9 K. str.
1
At noon.
DECEMBER 7.
lat. 5° 25' N. long. 26°
07'
w.
8
30^047
79^2
75 •e
82
•817
Calm.
0
4 ;K.&K.st.
0
4«.#'^. Fresh showers since.
12
•023
77^0
74 1
85
•788
s
1
9 iNb. &K.
0-1
Max. B.B. 138°-7. 11. 50a. »
. 4.10-5, 1
16
29 985
80-3
75^4
76
•788
s
1-2
10 K. str. &Nb.
1
#- ; temp, of falling • 75
° at
4.40/i.
20
30^073
78-1
76^2
90
•865
s var.
0-1
9 ' K.K.str.,
0-1
78° '7 at 4.53, when ilry bulb was 75°^1, |
wet 74°-0 ; 5^;. bar. (cor.) 30-02
5< to
N. at times after 6.Z5p.
Rainfall 0-91 iu.
Black bulb solar maximum in vacuo.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
1^ ci
P
Wind, True.
Cloud. j
Remarks.
Direction.
b'orce.
Anit.
Lower 1
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 8, 1902.
At noon,
lat. 3° 13' N. long. 26° 30' W.
8
12
16
20
30-040
■031
•012
•073
80-3
80-4
80-3
79-8
76-7
761
76-0
75-9
83
79
79
81
-848
■SIS
■815
-820
ESE
.SE
SB
SE
0-1
2
2-3
2
1
9
3
1
K.
K.
K.
K.
1
1
1-2
1-2
Rainfall 0-58 in.
4.50;>., #^ for about three minutes.
Max. B.B. 137°-0.
Brilliant meteor to N.W. 8.15/).
DECEMBER 9.
At noon,
lat. r 42' N. long. 27° 32' W.
8
12
16
20
30-101
■069
•028
•074
78-8
79^5
79-3
78-3
75-2
75-7
75-5
75-0
82
81
81
83
•805
■816
■811
■S05
SB
SE
SE
SE
2-3
2-3
2-3
2
9
5
1
0
K.
K.
K.
1-2
1-2
1-2
1
Rainfall O'Ol in.
Max. B.B. 135°-0. Cum at horizon.
DECEMBER 10.
At St Paul's Rocks,
lat. 0° 5.5' N. long. 29' 22' W.
8
12
16
20
30^078
■044
29 •995
30^071
78-4
79-5
79-6
78-4
75-2
75-5
75^7
75-0
83
80
81
82
•812
•807
■814
-803
SSE
SSE
SSE
SE
0-1
3
1-2
2-3
10
2
10
1
K.
K.
K.
K.
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
Gloomy in S.W.
Max. 83°-l. -Min. 76"'-i.
Max. B.B. IS.S'O.
DECEMBER 11.
At noon,
lat. 0° 22' S. long. 31° 00' W.
8
12
16
20
30-022
-061
29-991
30-027
78-0
78-4
78-3
78-0
74-7
74-4
74-3
74-1
83
79
80
80
-797
■777
-774
•770
SB
SE
SE
SE
4
3-4
3
3
1
0
0
0
K.
...
3
2-3
3
2
Max. 79° -9. Min. 76° -4.
Max. B.B. 130°-3.
DECEMBER 12.
At noon,
lat. 2° Ol'S, long. 32° 18' W.
8
12
16
20
30-033
•O.'Jl
29^980
30-047
78-0
78-7
78-3
77-8
73-4
74-8
73-3
73-6
77
80
75
79
739
•790
•730
•751
SE
SE
SE
SE
2-3
3
2
2
1
4
7
4
K.
K.
K.
K.
Cir.
Cir. K.
2-3
3
2
2
A little cir. to S.E.
Max. 80°^0. Min. 76= -5.
Max. B.B. 133°2.
DECEMBER 13.
At noon,
lat. 3° 38' S. long. 33° 20' W.
8
12
16
20
30-030
•015
29-951
30-022
78-0 74-6
78-6 74-1
78-1 74-4
77-8 74-5
82
78
81
83
-792
-760
•781
792
SE
SE
SE
SE
1-2
2
2
2
7
7
9
5
K.
K.
K.
K.
cir.
Cir str.
1
1
1-2
1-2
Cnm at horizon.
Max. 79°^6. Min. 76°^0.
Max. B.B. 134°^9.
DECEMBER 14.
At noon,
lat. 5° no' S. long. 34° 20' W.
8
12
16
20
30-047
-058
29 982
30-047
77-3
75-6
78^7
78-9
73-7
73-8
74-6
75-2
82
90
79
81
•765
•800
•781
•804
SE
SE
SE
SE
2-3
2
2
3
9
10
10
9
K.
Nim.
K.
K.
2
2
2-3
1-2
0- since last obs.
Max. 79°^3. Min. 70°-0 ?
Max. B.B 124°-9.
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
Hour.
Bar. at 32"
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hiini.
^1
■Wind,
rrue.
Cloud.
Remarks.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 15, 1902.
At noon,
lat. 7° 20' S. long. 34° 38' W.
8
12
16
20
30-018
•052
29-986
30-055
78 ^3
79 3
77^9
75 0
74-3
757
76-2
72-2
80
82
90
85
•774
•820
-869
-740
SK
SE
SE
S
1-2
2
1-2
1
1 K.
1 K.
8 K.
9 K.
1-2
1-2
1-2
1
Rainfall 0-09 in.
Max. Sl° .3. Miu. 7o°-3.
Max. B.B. 135° 1.
DECEMBER 16.
At uonn,
lat. 9° 06' S. long. 34° 38' V.
8
12
16
20
30-013
-044
29-977
30031
78^1
79^0
79^0
78^2
74-1
73-0
74-2
74-4
80
71
76
80
■768
•707
-758
■780
SE
SSE
SSE
SSE
2
0-1
1-2
1
0
0
0
0
2
1-2
1-2
1
Rainfall 0-03 in.
Max. 80°-8. Min. 74'-3.
Max. B.B. 132°-8.
DECEMBER 17.
At noon,
lat. ir 28' S. long. 3.5° 50' W.
8
12
16
20
30-005
■032
29 979
30-022
78-0
79-0
79-3
78-4
75-0
75-0
75-3
74-4
84
80
80
79
■810
■793
■802
-777
SE
ESE
SE
SE
2-3
2
1-2
1
1
I
0
K.
K.
K.
1-2
1-2
1-2
1
# shower abont 2a. ; 0-01 in.
DECEMBER 18.
At noon,
lat. 13° 26' S. long. 36° 45' W.
8
12
16
20
30-027
•051
•009
-045
78^9
79-0
79^3
79 0
75-7
72-8
72-4
74^0
84
70
68
75
-828
-699
-677
■749
.SE
SE
SE
SE
1-2
1-2
1-2
3
1
1
0
0
K.
1
1
1
1-2
• sliowt-r about la. ; not measurable.
Max. 80°-9. Min. 75°-6.
Max. B.B. 134°^2.
DECEMBER 19.
At noon,
lat. 15° 24' S. long. 37° 12' W.
8
12
16
20
30 080
■124
•098
■111
79-1
80-0
79-3
75-1
74^4
74^9
74^5
72-3
77
75
77
85
■765
■771
■766
■742
SE
SE
SE
SE
2-3
0-1
1
1-2
7
3
1
10
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
1-2
1
1
1
• shower in early morning.
Very dull and gloomy to E. and S. 0^
from about 7.35 to 8.15^.
Ma.x. 8r-3. Min. 74°-/.
Max. B.B. 138° -3.
DECEMBER 20.
At noon,
lat. 18° 11' S. long. 37° 55' W.
8
12
16
20
30-094
■104
■034
-044
79-4
81-1
79-0
78-0
73-3
74-2
72-7
73-0
70
69
70
75
•713
■722
■695
-722
E
Calm
ENB
ENE
0-1
0
0-1
0-1
3
3
0
0
k'.
Cir & Cir. K.
Cir & Cir. K.
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
Rainfall 0-32 in.
Max. 83° 9. Min. 73°^0.
Max. B.B. 135°^3.
DECEMBER 21.
At noon,
lat. 20° 40' S. long. 38° 20' W.
8
12
16
20
29-982
-968
•883
•913
780
79 0
78-9
78-1
73-0
730
73 ^2
74^0
75
71
72
79
■722
■707
■717
-763
N
N
N
N .
1-2
1-2
2-3
1-2
4
2
1
6
k'.
K.
Cir. K.
CirK.
. 1
A little cir. from W.
Sp. < to W.
Max. 82°^8. Miu. 76°-0.
Max. B.B. 138° -3
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True. Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
3 ^
•*3
5 « 1
Remarks.
Level.
>l
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
DECEMBER 22, 1902.
At noon,
lat. 22° 42' S. long. 39° 22' W.
8
29-917
79-1
74-5
78
■769
NNE
I
2 K.
Cir K.. Cir.
12
•940
79-8
75^0
76
■779
NXE
0-1
5
Clr K.. Cir.
• ••
IC
■886
79-1
75-7
83
■823
NNE
1-2
2 ; K.
Cir.
Fine display, windy cir. in aft and early
evening.
20
•920
78 n
74-1
80
•770
N
1-2
1 K.
...
.Max. B.B. 136°^3.
DECEMBER 23.
At noon,
1-^t. 24° 42' S. long. 40° 34' W.
8
29-979
79^0
75^0
SO
•793
NK
1
3 K.
Cir str.
1-2
12
■989
79^4
75^3
80
•800
NK
1-2
5
Cir.
1-2
16
■970
79 ■O
75-1
81
•798
NNE
2-3
3 K.
1-2
20
•968
78^2
74-2
79
•771
NNB
1-2
1 K.
1-2
Max. B.B. 136'-3.
DECEMBER 24.
At noon,
lat. 26° 3.5' S. long. 42° 5' W.
8
30-0-29
78'0
74-8
83
•801
NNE
2
1 K.
2
12
•027
78-8
74-7
80
•784
NE
1-2
1 K.
1-2
16
29-993
77^3
75-0
87
•823
NE
2-3 0
2-3
20
30-030
77 •S
74-0
82
•778
NE
2-3 ' 0 i ...
1
U
Ma.. B. K. 136°-4. Cum at horizon.
DECEMBER 25.
At noon,
lat. 28° 27' S. long. 43° 45' W.
8
30-0-26
77^3
75-0
87
■823
NK
3
0
2-3
Rainfnll 0-01 in.
12
29-973
77^5
73-9
82
770
NE
3
0
3-4
CO all round.
16
•919
77^5
73-9
82
■770
NE
3-4
6
K.
3-4
00 at horiznu.
20
-942
77^0
73-5
82
■761
NE
2-3
8
K.
3
Max. B.B. 134°-7.
24
-916
76^5
73-3
83
■761
NE
2-3
2
K.
2-3
DECEMBER 2G.
At noon,
lat. 30° 25' S. long. 45° 4.5' W.
1
29-897
76 ^2
73-2
84
•762
NE
2-3 4 , K.
2
2
-877
76^3
73-1
83
■756
NE
2 2
K.
2
3
-847
763
72-6
81
■734
NE
3 0
2
4
•846
76-0
72-4
81
■730
NE
2 0
2
Stratus and CO at horizon. [N.N.E.
5
•847
76^1
72-5
82
•733
NE
2 ' 3
Str.
2
,, ,, ,, Swell from
6
-855
76^6
73-3
83
■760
NE
2 0
2
}> )) }} n
7
•866
76-4
73-3
84
■763
NE
2 8
K. str.
1
K. str. CO at horizon ; gloomy.
8
-867
77-0
73-8
83
•774
NE
1 2 j Str.
Cir!-K.
1
CO and K. str. ,, N.N. E. swell.
9
-866
77-0
73-8
83
■774
NE
1 0
1
10
-868
78-0
74-3
81
■779
NE
0^1 1
k!
1
11
■861
77-5
74^1
82
■779
NE
1-2 0
3
12
•840
77-2
74-1
84
■784
NE
1 0
2
13
■834
77-4
74-8
86
■813
NE
2-3
0
2
14
■823
77-2
74-7
87
■811
NE
1-2
0
2 ■
15
•808
77-1
74-7
87
■813
NE
1-2
0
2
16
•782
77-2
74-8
87
■816
NE
1-2
0
2-3
17
■760
76-6
74 -S
90
■8-28
NE
1-2 j 0
2
CO round horizon.
18
■773
76^3
74-7
91
-829
NE
2 1 0
2
r^ ■-'. CO - all round.
19
•786
76-1
74-8
92
•837
NE
0-1 0
1-2
Cum at horizon ; ^_ misty.
20
•790
76-1
74-8
92
-837
NE
1-2 0
2
Max. black bulb in sun 132° -3.
21
•785
76-0
74-8
93
-839
NE
0-1 0
1-2
< at 20.55.
22
-819
76^0
75-0
94
-848
NE
1 ' 0
1-2
CO and very humid.
23
■814
76^0
75-0
94
■848
NE
1 0
1-2
Mdt.
■799
76-1
74-7
92
•832
NE
1-2 , 7
K.
1-2
00 and misty all round.
Means
29^830
76 6
74-1
86-5
•795
1-5
1 ^'^
1-8
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
Wind, True.
Cloud
o
Hour.
Bar. at 3i'
aud Sea
Dry. Wet.
Hum.
til
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 27
, 1902.
At noon,
lat. 32° l.y S. long. 47° 30' W.
1
29791
76-0 74 ■S
93
■839
NE
1-2
1
K. str.
1-2
Heavy .swell at times, oo and misty.
2
•753
76^0 , 75^0
94
•848
>'K
1-2
7
K. str.
1-2
00 and misty ; wind freshening at times.
3
•734
76-0 ; 74^8
93
•839
NE
1-2
8
K.
1-2
CO all lound.
4
•722
75^8 ; 74'2
91
•815
NW
1
9
K. str.
1
,, ,, very damp ; N. swell ; <
5
•721
75^7 74-0
90
■807
NW
2
8
Str.
Cir.
1
Swell fiom N.
6
•714
76-0
74^0
89
•801
NNW
2-3
9
Str.
Cir.
2
Less hazy ; caught four moths.
7
•713
75-6
73^6
89
■801
NNW
3
10
Str.
3
oo»
8
•742
76-0
75-0
94
■848
NNW
1
8
K.
1
® gleaming.
9
■752
75^8 74-0
90
■805
NW
3
10
Nim str.
3
»». ♦toN.E.
10
•719
74^7
70^7
79
■683
NW
1-2
9
Nimstr.
2
•". N.E. swell. [10.. 50.
11
•729
73 ^3
72^1
93
■766
SSW
2-4
10
Nim.
1-2
N.E. swell. q force 7 at 10.15. •"
12
•751
72^7
72^1
97
•777
SSB
2-3
10
Nim.
1
11.40: wind S.S.E. 0-1.
13
•751
74^0
73^0
94
■793
SS£
1-2
10
Nim.
1
14
•754
74^0
72-8
9i
■784
SSW
1-2
10
K.
0-1
® gleaming.
15
•734
75^1
72^7
87
•759
WSW
1-2
10
K.
1
16
•722
74-5
72^2
87
■748
WSW
1
10
K
1
17
•722
74^4
72^1
88
•746
WSW
1
6
K.
CinK.
1-2
18
•730
74-2
72^3
90
•759
sw
1
10
K.
1-2
Max. in sun 121 ■S.
19
•742
74^2 1 72^2
89
■754
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
Gloomy all round.
20
•771
740 71^4
86
■7 '22
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
CO i-onnd horizon.
21
•791
74^0
72^5
92
•771
8
0-1
6
Str.
1
Stratus round horizon.
22
■817
73-8
71-2
86
•717
SSW
0-1
10
Str.
1
23
•819
73^0
70^3
86
•693
sw
1
10
Str.
1
Mdt.
•832
72-4
69-4
84
•665
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
Rainfall 0-32 in.
Means.
29-751
746
72 •S
89-8
■772
1^6
8^8
1^4
At noon,
D
ECE
MBER
28.
lat. 33° .50' S. long. 48° 44' W.
1
•29 •827
72^3
69 0
82
•641
SW
1-2
O
K.
1
Stars gleaming overhead.
2
•800
71 ^4
68'0
81
•627
sw
1-2
6
K.
0-1
CO all round.
3
•802
71-0
66^2
74
■567
SW
1-2
10
K.
1
CO . Stars gleaming.
i
•794
70^6
66^0
75
•566
s
0-1
8
K. str.
0-1
5
•S07
70^0
64^7
72
•531
s
0-1
8
Str.
Cir str.
0-1
Swell from N. E.
6
•835
70^0
65-2
74
■548
s
0-1
9
Str.
Cir str.
0-1
0 gleaming.
7
•861
69^8
67^0
84
•615
SSE
0-1
6
Str.
Cir str.
0-1
Det. K. str. round horizon.
8
•867
70^8
65^0
70
■529
s
0-1
3
K.
0-1
N.E. swell.
9
•879
73 •O
67^4
72
•582
s
0-1
3
K.
0-1
N.N.E, .sweU.
10
•890
70 1
64^5
71
•524
s
1
2
K.
l
M 1»
11
•874
70 7
64^0
66
•498
s
0-1
0
0
>1 '1
12
•880
7^0
64^3
66
•504
s
1-2
0
••
13
•868
71^3
64-4
66
•504
s
1-2
0
Cum at horizon.
li
•867
71^3
64^8
68
•517
sw
1
0
15
•850
72^8
65^7
66
•527
sw
0-1
0
16
•836
72^0
67^0
74
■581
NE
0-1
1
K.
17
•832
72 0
67^1
75
•585
NE
0-1
0
N.N.E. swell.
18
■845
72-7
67^3
73
•583
NE
0-1
0
0-1
K. str. at horizon.
19
■853
72^1
67^8
78
•609
NE
0-1
3
K.
0-1
Max. in sun 126°^2.
20
•846
70 0
67 ■!
84
■617
Calm.
0
1
Str.
0-1
21
•849
70^2
66-4
79
•588
sw
0-1
0
0-1
00 2 at horizon.
22
•843
70^0
66 ^3
80
■587
SW
0-1
1
K. str.
0-1
23
•850
70^2
66 ■O
77
•573
sw
0-1
2
K. str.
1
Mdt.
■842
70^0
67^3
85
■624
sw
0-1
0
1 1
Rainfall 0^32 in.
Means.
29^846
71-1
66 ^2
74^7
•568
0^7
3^0
... ! 0^7
I
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
I Bar. at 32'
a»d Sea
Level.
Dry.
Hum.
Wind, True.
Direction. Force.
Cloud.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 29, 1902.
At noon,
lat. 35* 28, S. long. 50° 34' W.
1 2<
)-825
69 1
67^0
87
■624
sw
0-1
0
1
2
•816
69 '6
67^1
86
•623
sw
0-1
1
K.
0-1
3
•807
69-2
66-3
84
■596
sw
0-1
3
K. str.
0-1
N.E. swell. CO
4
•810
70^0
67^0
83
■613
wsw
0-1
5
K. str
' Cii
!'k.
0-1
5 !
•805
69-0
66^0
83
•587
sw
0-1
5
Str.
Ci
str.
0-1
N.N.E. swell.
6 1
•832
70^0
67^2
84
•621
sw
0-1
1
Cir str.
0-1
Thin str. round horizon.
7
•828
70 '2
67^0
82
•610
sw
1 1
5
1 Cir.
0-1
8
•848
70^5
66^0
75
•568
wsw
1
7 Str.K.slr
... !o-i
0 gleaming.
9
•847
70^8
t66^0
74
•563
wsw
1-2
9 Str. K.
1
10
•849
70^3
6.T-0
72
•536
wsw
2
5 Str. K.
1
© sliining.
11
•845
70-0
63 •S
66
■486
sw
3
0
1
2
0 ,, Clouds at horizon.
12
•850
69 •S
62-0
62
•451
sw
5
0
4-5
13
•855
67-7
61 -7
69
•466
sw
4-5
5 K.
4-5
14
•870
66^4
60^0
66
■430
ssw
3-4
2 K.
''. '3-4
15
•880
65-8
69^7
69
■428
sw
3-4
4 K.
.. 1 3
16
•871
65-0
.57-8
62
•386
sw
4
1 '2
K.
3-4
17
•878
64^2
57^2
63
•379
ssw
3-4
i 7
K.
3-4
18
•876
64^7
58 0
64
■395
sw
3-4
9
1 ^^■
3
19
•884
63^9
56-5
6)
•365
sw
3
6
i K.
3-4
Max. ill sun r-;7"'5.
20
•885
63 ^2
56^2
63
•364
sw
4-5
8
K.
3-4
21
•903
62^1
56-0
67
■371
sw
5
5
K. Niin.
3-4
22
•892
61^6
5i-i
62
■337
sw
3-4
4
Nim.
3
q of wind, and #- 10. lu.
23
•919
60^9
55-0
67
•359
sw
2-3
3
Nim.
3-4
q- at times, force 5 - 6.
Mdt.
•9^1
60^2
53^9
65
•340
sw
' 4
1
K.
3-4
q^ at times.
Means. 29
■858
66 ^8
61-5
71^5
•479
2'6
4^0
2-3
DECEMBER 30.
At noon,
lat. 35° 23' S. long. 49° 53' W.
1 29
■906
61 ■O
53 ■S
59 1
•318
sw
3
1 K.
3-4
q" at times, with #".
2
•916
60 ^5
53^1
60
■318
sw
3-4
6
K. uirii.
3-4
q- at times, with 0".
3
897
69-6
521
60
•305
sw
3-4
5
K.
3-4
q at times.
4
919
60^7
52-8
58
•310
ssw
2-5
1
IC. str.
4
q at times.
5
9-24
59-0
53-1
67
■332
ssw
2-4
■2
K.
3-4
q force 6 at 4.30.
6
954
61-1
52^9
58
•308
ssw
4
1
K.
3-4
q nim to S.W.
7
964
61-0
52^8
57
•307
s
5
1
K.
4-5
q cum. round horizon.
8
974
60-2
5^8 I
56
•293
s
3-4
4
K.
4
9" during observation.
9
994
57 •e
52^8
72
•341
s
4
8
Str.
4-.T
% at times in passing showers.
10 30
Oil
61^2
52^7
56
•302
s
4-5
5 1
K.
4-5
0 shining.
11
024
59-5
53 ■S )
68
■344
s
5
9
Str. K.
5
% at times ; blue sky astern.
12
064
61^2
53-9
61
•330
SSE
4-5
4
K.
5
13
065
61'0
53^9
62
•332
SSE
3-4
4
K.
4-5
14
067
61-1
53 ■O
58
•310
SSE
3-4
9
K.
4-5
15
089
61^0
52^0
54
•289
SSK
4
3
K.
i
5
16
076
60^3
54^3
67
•349
SSE
4
9
K. nim.
::: t
5
q #" at times.
17
122
61-0
54-7
66
•351
SSK
4-5
4
K.
...
5
18
127
60^9
52-7
57
•305
SSE
4
5
K.
...
5
19
124
60^8
52^7
58
■306
SSK
3-4
4
K.
...
4
q. Max. in suu 124°^5.
20
1-26
60^8
53^1
59
■315
SSE
4
7 K.
)
4
21
152
60-8
54-0
63
■336
S
4
9 K.
4
22
176
61^0
52-2
55 '
•293
HE
4
1
K.
4
Bar. [lumping slightly.
23
167
60^9
51 -3
51
•276
SE
3-4
1
K.
3-4
Mdt.
177
61 ■O
52-3
55
•296
SE
3-4
1
K.
4
Rainfall 0^02 in.
Means. 30
042
60^6
63-0
59-9
•315
3^9
4^3
4-2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum,
3£
as
Wind,
True.
Cloud.
til
•5
Keniarks.
Direction
Force.
Amt
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 31, 1902.
At noon,
hit. 36° 39' S. long. 52° 10
w.
1
30-171
60^3
52 •S
61
•316
SB
3-4
4
K.
4
2
•164
58 •S
53 •!
68
•335
SB
2-4
7
K. uim.
4
g at times with #".
3
•167
59^9
53 2
63
•327
SB
2-3
10
K. nim.
3-4
q at times d #".
4
•183
59-8
526
62
•314
SE
3
10
Str.
3-4
q at times.
5
•193
60 ■S
52^1
57
•298
SE
3
4
Str.
3
Cum str. round horizon.
6
•226
60-6
52^0
56
•293
SB
3
5
K. St.
3
,, , ,
7
•256
59-1
50^3
54
-272
SE
2
2
K.
2-3
" ' '
8
•261
60^2
51 •S
55
•287
SB
1
10
Str.
2
E. swell.
9
•266
60 ^5
52-5
58
•305
SK
1
10
K. str.
2
S.W. swell.
10
•261
60-9
52-5
56
•301
.SB
1-2
10
K. St.
2
S. X W. swell.
11
■291
61^2
53-0
67
•309
SB
1-2
10
K. St.
2
^
12
•296
61 •O
53-0
58
•311
SE
1-2
10
K. str.
2
13
•301
61^4
52-5
54
•297
SE
1-2
9
K.
1-2
14
■313
61^3
52-9
57
•307
SB
1-2
9
K.
1-2
Swell from S.E.
15
•316
62^0
52-9
54
•299
SE
1-2
4
K.
1-2
16
•286
61-8
52-5
53
-294
SB
1-2
3
K.
17
•303
62^1
53-2
65
-304
SE
1-2
4
K.
18
•315
62^1
63-3
55
•307
SE
1-2
'2
K.
19
•316
61 ■I
53-1
58
•312
SSE
1
2
K.
Max in sun 120°'4.
20
■325
61^0
52^2
55
•293
SSE
1
1
K. Str.
21
•326
61 ^2
52-0
53
•287
SSE
0-1
1
K. str.
0-1
22
•337
61^1
52-9
58
•308
SSE
1
5
K.
1
23
•354
61^1
52-8
57
•306
SSE
1
0
0
Mdt.
•344
61^0
53 0
58
•311
SSE
0-1
0
::: i o
Means.
30-274
60-8
62-6
57-2
•304 . ...
1-7
5^5
1-9
JA
NU
ARY 1, 190.3.
At noon,
lat. 39° or S. long. 53° 40'
w.
1
30^337
60-7
52-9
59
-312
Calm
0
0
0-1
Swell.
2
•314
61^0
53-4
60
•320
Calm
0
0
0
Slight swell.
3
•310
60-9
530
58
•312
Calm
0
0
0
Swell.
4
■319
61-0
63-2
59
-316
Calm
0
0
0
S.E. swell.
5
•32S
61-1
53-7
61
-326
SSE
0-1
0
k;
0-1
6
•337
62-6
55-0
60
•341
SSE
0-1
6
K.
0-1
7
•355
63-3
56^0
62
•368
Calm
0
1
K.
0
Slight swell.
8
■351
63-0
55-1
59
•339
Calm
0
0
0
S. swell.
9
■360
65-5
58-0
61
•385
Calm
0
0
0
}}
10
■371
64-0
58-0
67
•403
>'V
0-1
0
0
11
•377
65-0
58-0
63
•391
Calm
0
0
0
,,
12
•358
65-8
58-4
63
•393
WNW
0-1
0
0
13
•380
63-0
67-2
68
•392
Calm
0
0
0
Sliglit swell.
14
•367
63-9
57-4
65
•388
Calm
0
0
0
, , Cum at horizon.
15
•363
66-0
58^1
60
-383
Calm
0
0
0
Slight swell from S.E.
16
•342
64-4
56 •S
59
•360
Calm
0
0
0
)J ))
17
•334
64 0
57-0
63
•376
Calm
0
0
0
i} >»
18
•332
66-7
59-3
62
-408
Calm
0
0
0
19
•329
64-0
58-0
67
•403
Calm
0
0
0
,, ,, Max. in sun li
4°^0.
20
•335
61-7
57-2
74
•408
Calm
0
0
0
,, ,,
21
•345
58-2
55-1
81
•393
Calm
0
0
0
,, ,,
22
•335
58-0
55-1
82
•396
Calm
0
0
0
u >>
23
•331
57-3
55-0
85
•401
Calm
0
0
0
)» ))
Mdt.
•328
57-1
54-8
85
•398
Calm
0
0
0
j» »>
Means.
30-343
62^4
56^1
66-0
-371
0^1
0 4
01
VOL. II.
10
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and .Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
11
— Xi 1
Keinarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Ujjper
Spec.
JANUARY 2. 1903.
At 110011,
lat. iV 38' S. long. 54° 40' \.
1
30-305
57-0
55^0
87
•405
Calm
0
0
0
2
•301
56^9
54^9
87
•403
Calm
0
0
0
3
•292
56 ■S
54^9
90
■413
Calm
0
0
0
Swell slightly increasing.
4
•284
56-1
54^2
87
■396
N.N'W
0-1
0
0
Q.". S.E. swell.
5
•288
56-2
54^7
90
■408
sw
0-1
0
0-1
No clouds at horizon.
6
•301
56-3
54-8
90
•409
.sw
0-1
0
0-1
Very few sti'. clouds near horizon.
7
■316
56-3
54-9
90
•412
w
0-1
0
0-1
,, 1, 11
8
•316
57-8
56 -0
88
•424
wsw
0-1
0
0
Very slight westerly swell.
9
•292
59-0
56-0
82
•407
NNW
0-1
0
0
10
•287
61-6
58-0
79
•432
NNW
0
1
Observation taken at 10.25.
11
■286
62-0
57 8
76
■421
NNW
0
1
12
•262
62 5
58^0
74
■420
NNW
0
1
13
•262
62-4
57-8
74
■416
NNW
2
Cir.
0-1
14
•253
60^3
56 ■?
79
■411
NNW
2
Cir & Cir. K.
0-1
15
■246
58^8
55^5
80
•397
NNW
1-2
3
Cir& Cir. K.
0-1
Rain- band 2.
16
■220
57 7
55-0
83
■397
NNW
1-2
5
Cir & Cir. K.
1
17
■210
58^0
55-7
85
■413
NNW
1-2
7
Cir Sl Cir. K.
1
18
■209
57^4
55^1
86
■403
NNW
1-2
7
Cir&Cir. K.
1
19
■.187
57 ■»
55^7
88
■419
NNW
1-2
9
Cir* Cir. K.
1-2
Max. in sun 136'^1.
20
■188
58 ■O
56 ■O
87
■421
NNW
1-2
9
Cir sti^.
1-2
Temperature of the sea changing very
21
■181
56-6
65 ^2
90
■417
NNW
2
7
Cir str.
1-2
■ 1 1 r^ c^ ^
quickly.
22
•180
56 '1
55^0
92
■418
NNW
1-2
1
Cir str.
1-2
< (sheet) to W.
23
■188
56-1
55 ■O
92
■418
NNW
2-3
1
Cir str.
2-3
Rainfall 0T2 in.
Mdt.
■156
56^0
54-7
91
85-3
411
NNW
2-3
0
2-3
Sheet < to W. Cum at horizon.
Means.
30^250
58 •O
55-7
•412
1-1
1
2^2
0^8
J
FAN
UAEY 3.
At noon,
lat. 45° 29' S. long. 56° 3' W.
1
30^151
56-0
54^8
92
■413
NW
2-3
0
2-3
2
•137
56 ■O
54^8
92
■413
NW
3
10
K. str.
3
Very little phosphorescence to-night.
3
■155
55-5
64^7
95
■418
NW
2-3
10
K.
2
Stars gleaming overhead.
4
■127
56-0
55-0
93
■419
NW
3
10
K. str.
2
CO and dull.
5
•134
56 ■&
55 ^5
93
■426
NW
3
10
Str.
2
00 lumps of brown seaweed.
6
•147
56^8
54^9
94
■420
NW
3
10
Str.
3
CO dull. Finner whale, Petrol.
7
•167
56-0
65^1
94
■422
WNW
3
10
Str.,nim.
2
00 d •"
8
•160
56 ■O
55^5
97
■434
WNW
3
10
Nim.
2
%- began 7.16.
9
•158
56^3
56^7
96
•436
NW
3
10
SU'.,nim.
2
• '-'
10
■149
56^7
56^0
96
•438
NW
2
10
Str., nim.
2
• «
11
■149
57^2
56-3
94
•440
Calm
0
10
Str.
0-1
00 at horizon.
12
•164
57^2
56 ^4
95
•443
Calm
0
10
K.
0-1
00 ,, Swell fimnX.W.
13
■166
55-7
55-1
96
•426
Calm
0
10
Fog
0-1
WS/W '} ')
14
■164
55-6
55-2
97
•431
SE
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
16
■159
55^4
64^8
97
•4'22
ESE
1-2
10
Str. , fog
Sw^ell from N.W. co^
16
■165
54-8
54 ■»
98
•422
E
2
10
Miat
Sounding of 2273 fathoms and no bottom,
17
■153
54^7
54^5
99
•4 '23
ESE
1-2
10
Mist
d «». CO -^ [d »».
18
■128
55^1
64^7
97
•423
NNE
1-2
10
Str.
Swell from N.N.W. 0 gleaming.
19
■130
55^4
55^0
97
•427
N
2
8
K.
jjgami GO at horizon, clearing overhead.
20
■116
551
55^0
99
•432
N
1-2
10
Str., fog
Overonst, with d %.
21
■107
55-0
54^8
99
•427
N
1-2
10
Mist
^ and d »».
22
■098
54^7
54^4
98
•419
N
1-2
10
Str., fog
Several flashes < 22.5., d «.
23
■094
54^3
54^1
99
•417
N
1
10
Mist
igj and d %". Everytliing dripping.
Mdt.
■058
54^0
54-0
100
•418
NNE
1-2
10
Mist
• rather heavy at midnight. Rainfall
[0^08 in.
Means.
30-139
55 ■&
55-0
961
•4-25
Vi
9^5
1-4
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
11
Wind, True.
Cloud.
c
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and .Sea
Diy.
Wet.
Hum.
11
5 a"o=
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
JANUARY 4, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 47° 37' S. long. 57° 25' W.
1
80-024
53-7
53-5
99
-408
NNE
2-3
9
K. str.
1-2
< about every 10 minutes during lionr.
Stars gleaming, clearing overhead.
2
•006
53-8
53-5
98
•407
NNE
2-3
4
K, str.
1-2
Frequent fla.slies of sheet <.
3
29-975
54-8
54^2
95
-412
N
2-3
3
K.str.,K.
1-2
< at times till 2.30.
4
■95-.i
64-8
64-1
95
•410
N
2
6
K. str.
2
< near horizon, K 4.20, « 4.26-4.50.
5
-926
54-3
53-8
97
-408
N
3
6
Nini.,K. atr.
2-3
Showery, #".
6
•910
54^5
53-6
94
-399
N
3-4
7
Nim.. K. str.
3
#- at times.
7
-874
54^0
52-9
92
-?S5
NW
3
9
Str.
2-3
•'
8
-848
53 •&
52-6
93
-383
NNW
2
10
Str.
0
9
-831
53^5
52-7
94
•387
NW
2-3
10
Nim., str.
...
2-3
T. Sun gleaming.
10
•804
53-0
52 1
94
•377
NW
2-3
8
K. str.
2
CO ,, ' ,,
11
•783
53-5
52-6
93
•384
NNW
2
6
K.
2
00 round horizon.
12
•78-2
53-0
52-0
93
•374
NW
2-3
5
K.
(iir.
1
00
13
■771
53-0
52-0
93
•374
NW
2
3
K.
Cir.
1-2
CO ,, ,,
14
-755
53-0
52-0
93
•374
NW
2
6
Cir. K.
1 -2
15
-732
53-2
52-0
92
•371
NW
2-3
2
K.
1-2
16
-719
63^8
52-3
89
•372
NW
2-3
1
Cir;K.
2-3
17
-691
53 •S
52-2
92
■376
NW
2-3
1
Civ. K.
2
CO at horizon.
18
■694
53^5
52-2
90
-373
NW
2-3
0
2
20 ,,
19
•685
53-2
52-1
93
•374
NW
1-2
0
• •■
2
CO ,,
20
•675
51 •S
50-7
94
•359
NW
1-2
0
2-3
°o
21
•668
51-0
50-2
94
•353
NW
1-2
0
2
00 and cum on liorizon.
22
•649
50^8
50^0
94
•351
NW
2-3
8
2-3
< at 22.15. CO
23
•611
50^0
49^3
95
-342
NNW
2
10
k;
1-2
iIisty appearance
dm". < during hour. Rainfall 0^03 in.
Mdt.
•617
49-1
48^9
98
-344
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
1-2
Means.
29-791
53-0
52^1
93-9
-379
2-3
5^2
2-0
J
AN
UARY 5.
At noon,
lat. 49° 55' S. long. 59° 44' W.
1
29-505
48-5 48 2
97
-340
NW
2-3
10
Str., fog
...
1-2
i
22
29^070
36-0
34
0
82
•175
aw
4
10
Str.
5
Ship rolling very heavily.
23
•142
36-2
34
0
81
•173
sw
3-4
10
Str.
5
Mdt.
■180
36-0^
34-1
35-6
83
■177
sw
3-4
10
Str.
... 5
Rainfall O^Oo in.
Means.
•2S^544
37-C
87-7
•194
5^9
9^7
1
5-2
TAXUARY 30 At noon,
47° 52' W.
1
29 ^221
36-4
34-2
81
■175
sw
3-4 10
Str.
3-4
2
•238
36-3
35-0
89
■190
sw
3
10
Str.
3-4
3
■248
36-1
35-2
92
■196
^W
10
Str.
3
Chinks of blue.
4
■321
36-2
85 •S
94
■201
w
10
Nim, str.
2-3
5
•269
36^6
36 0
96
•205
SW
10
K. .str.
2-3
6
•283
36-9
36-2
94
•206
sw
8
Str. ] ...
2-3
Clearing.
7
•281
38-0
37-4
95
•216
sw
9
Str. 1 ...
2-3
8
•299
37-2
37-0 1 98
•218
w
1-2
10
Fog 1 ...
4
wx^
9
•302
37-6
37-4
99
•221
wsw
1-2
10 . Fog
4
:i^xi
10
•309
36-4
36-2
98
•211
w
1-2
10 Fog 1 ...
4
i2:vi
11
•329
37-7
37-7
100
•226
WNW
0-1
2
Cir. K.
3
12
•325
38-7
38-2
96
i -226
wsw
0-1
10 K. str.
3
13
■321
39-0
38-2
94
1 -222
WNW
1 - 2 ' 3 , Str.
Cir.
3
14
■317
38-5
38-0
96
■223
WNW
1-2
9 ! K. str.
3
jjj; round horizon.
15
■311
38-3
37-9
97
i -223
NW
0-1
10 K. str.
2-3
16
•311
38-2
380
98
•226
NW
0-1
10 Str.
2-3
j^ at horizon.
17
•302
' 38-1 1 37-7
96
•221
NW
2
10
Str.
2-3
i^i
18
•295
38^0 37^6
96 ^220
NW
1-2
10
Str.
0
19
•286
37-7 37-5
99
•222
NW
10 Sir.
1-2
20
•298
37-2 37^0
98
•218
NW
10 Str.
1-2
21
•294
37^0 i36^8
98
•216
N
10
Str.
1
^^ on horizon.
22
■293
37^0
36-6
96
■212
X
10
K. str.
1
23
■288
! 36-5
36-3
98
■212
NW
6
K. str.
1
Rainfall 0^01 in.
JIdt.
•268 37-0
36-2
93
■204
NW
9
K.
1
Passed close to large berg
at ll.J5p.
Means
. 29-292 37 ^4
36^8
95-4
•213
... 1 1-3
9^0
2^5
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
17
Wind,
True.
Cloud.
o
Bar.
Hour. aTu
at 32°
Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
Remarks.
Lt
vel.
DirectioD.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
ctco
<
JANUARY 31, 190.3.
Ad liuou,
lat. 58° 14' S. long. 4.5° 15' W.
1 29
261
37-0 36-2
93
204
NV
1
10 K. sir.
2
229
36-5 36-0
95
•206
N-VV
1
10
K.
3
235
36-8 . 36-2
95
•206
NW
0-1
10
K. str.
4 bergs in sight.
i
209
36-5 ' 36-1
96
■208
NW
1
9
K. str.
5 ,,
5
189
36-8 36-2
95
•206
N^VV
1
10
Sti-.
6
181
36-3 1 36-2
99
•212
vw
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
»S. Swell from N.W.
7
162
36-3 36 '3
100
•214
NW
0-1
10
Mist
0-1
Jii42
8
162
36-7 i 36-7
100
■218
WNW
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
ss
9
lf.7
36-8 36-8
100
■218
WNW
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
0 gleaming, ^g
10
151
37-2 37-2
100
•222
NW
0-1
8
Cir.'K.
0-1
11 1
139
37-4 37-4
100
•223
NW
0-1
10
jiist
...
c-l
Bright sun. ^
12 I
129
37-0 1 37-0
100
•220
NW
0-1
10
Mist
0-1
ii^
13
125
37-0 : 37-0
100
•220
NW
0-1
10
Mist
1
S$N
14
116
36-2 1 36-1
99
•21!
NW
1
10
Nim.
1
3 bergs.
15
119
36 v^ 1 36-2
99
•210
NW
1
10
Nim.
1
3 ,,
16
106
36-5 3B-n
100
•216
NW
0-1
11)
Nim.
0-1
3 „
17
116
37-0 36-7
97
■214
Calm
0
10
K. str.
...
0-1
N.W. swell.
18
126
37-0 367
97
•214
NW
0-1
10
K.
0-1
19
099
37-0 1 38-7
97
■214
Calm
0
10
Mist
0
:i^«
20
103
37-1 37-1
100
•221
Cal 111
0
10 Mist
0
SS
21
116
37-1 37-0
99
•219
Calm
0
10 .Mist
(1
".^W
22
125
35-1
35-0
99
■203
SK
1-2
10 Nim.
0
23
142
34-0
33-8
98
•192
NK
2
10 Nim.
0-1
Sleet showers.
Mdt.
153
33-1
33-0
99
98-2
•187
SE
2
10 Nim.
0-1
Sleet. Precipitation 0^10 in.
Means. 29
152
36-4
36-3
•212
0-7
9^9 1 ...
1
0-6
F
EBRUARY 1.
At noon,
lat. ^9° 32' S. long. 43° 10' W.
1 29
180
33-0
33-0
100
•188
•SE
2-3
10
Nim.
0-1
-.; . Passed berg on port side about 300
2
212
32-0
31-9
99
■180
SE
2-3
10
Nim.
1
-:'r showers. [yards at 1 "S.
3
219
31-0
31 0
100
•174
SE
1-2
10
Nim.
0
■.■ showers.
4
249
30-3
29-5
88
•148
SE
3
9
K.
2
5
284
30-0
29-0
83
•140
.SE
2
10
K. str.
1
2 ice-bergs. Finners.
6
319
30-3
29-1
81
•139
SSE
2
10
Str.
2
4 ,, Fine and bright.
7
342
30-1
29 3
87
•147
SSE
2
5
Olrst.Cir.K.
2
3
8
358
30-0
29-0
83
•140
■S
0-1
8
K. str.
0-1
W shining.
9
366
29-8
29-3
92
•152
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
1
5 bergs.
10
384
30-0
(29-5)
92
•153
SSW
1-2
10
Str. K.
1
N.N.W. swell.
11
385
30-7
(30-2) 92
•158
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
...
1
12
387
31 0
(30-5)
92
•161
ssw
2-3
10
Str. & K.
1-2
N.N.W. swell.
13
387
30-9
(30-4)
93
■161
SW
2-3
10
K.
...
1-2
14
384
30-4
29-1
80
•137
sw
1-2
5 K.
...
1
15
383
30 5
29 0
78
•134
s.v
1-2
8 K.
1
16
372
307
29-3
80
•138
sw
0
0 , ...
1
17
363
30-6
29-8
79
■151
sw
1-2
0
1
18
359
30-4
29-0
79
•135
sw
2
0
1
Cum at horizon.
19
354
30-3
29-0
80
•136
sw
1
2
K.
1
20
336
300
28-5
76
•128
sw
1
2
K.
0-1
21
316
30-0
28-3
74
•1^23
sw
1
1
K.
0-1
22
290
30-0
287
79
•133
sw
0
3
K. str.
0
23
272
30-2
29-0
81
■137
Calm
0
8
K. str.
0
Precipitation 0^02 in.
Mdt.
241
30'5
29-4
84
•143
Calm
0
10
K. str.
0
K. str. all over sky except southern
[horizon .
Means. 29
323
30-5
297
85-5
•147
1-5
67
0^9
VOL. II.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSKRVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wiud, True.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum
is?
Remarks.
Level.
5*"
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
I'pper
Spec.
FEBltUARY 2, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 6U° 28' S. long. 43° 40' W.
1
29
212
31-0
29-3
76
■133
Caliri
0
10
K. str.
0
.t edge of pacU. Struck first piece of ice l^.
2
190
30-8
29-8
86
•147
N
0-1
10
K. str.
0
Swell from N.W. [swell
3
15-2
31-6
30-4
83
■150
N
1
10
Nini.
0
Loo^e ice all round. -.:-. Slight N.W.
•1
114
31-5
31-0
94
•166
N
0-1
9
Str.
Cir. str.
0-1
Loose pack ice all round. Some bergs.
5
089
32-1
31 0
86
•156
N
1
10
Str.
...
1
Some loose ice.
ti
074
32 1
31-8
96
■176
NNE
1-2
10
Str.
...
1
5 ice -bergs.
7
072
32 4
32-0
96
•176
NNE
1-2
10
Str.
...
1
8
051
33-8
32-2
83
■163
NNE
1
10
Str.
1
Coasting along pack.
9
041
32-2
32-0
98
■179
NNE
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
^;. Coasting along pack.
10
032
31'8
31-6
98
•176
N.NE
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
iit*
11
033
31-8
31-3
94
•168
NV
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
Jjg. -,i showers.
12
037
32-4
31-8
93
■171
NN1V
C-1
10
Str.
0-1
In the ]iack.
13
044
32-5
32-2
97
•179
wsw
1
10
Nini.
0
-"f showers.
14
029
32-2
32-0
98
•179
w
1-2
10
K.
...
0
Steaming easy in o]ien water.
15
019
32-7
32-2
95
•176
w.sw
2-3
10
K.
0-1
16
020
32-3
32-1
98
•180
■wsw
1-2
10
K.
0
17
013
32-0
31 -5
93
•170
wsw
1-2
10
Str., mist
0-1
^J all round about 400 yards off.
18
024
31-1
30-7
94
•165
wxw
1
10
Low i-tr.
1)
19
025
31-2
31-0
97
171
■v
1-2
10
K.
0-1
20
022
31-0
30-8
96
•168
w
1
10
K.
0
In the pack.
21
018
31 -0
30-8
96
•168
8V
0-1
10
K.,K..str.
0
J,
22
022
31-3
31-2
99
•174
,sw
2
10
K. str.
0
] ) i)
23
017
31-0 30-4
90
•158
sW
2
10
Str.
0
,, ,, q at times.
Mdt.
•027
310
30 3
89
92-7
■156
.sW
2
10
Str.
0
0^3
.Clearing to windward.
Means.
29-057
31-8
31-0
■167
1^1
10^0
E
'EB]
^UARY 3.
At noon,
lat. 60- 23' S. long. 44° 00' W.
1
29
oa5
30-0
29-3
88
■148
WSW
2
7
Str.
Clearing to W. ami N.
2
032
30-1
29-4
89
■148
wsw
1-2
10
Str.
3
0-28
30-0
29-7
95
•158
w
1
10
Str.
South Orkneys to "W.S.W.
i
008
30-0
29-6
93
■155
sw
2
10
Str.
Ice tiglit all round.
5
0114
30-0
29-4
90
■150
sw
2
10
Str.
6
009
30-0
29-3
88
■148
sw
2
10
Str.
7
000
29 9
29-1
86
•145
sw
2-3
10
Str.
>> ,,
8
28
993
30-0
29-4
90
•150
ws-.v
1-2
10
Str.
Water sky overhead and on the port
9
985
30-8
29-8
86
•147
sw
0-1
10
Str.
Steaming in pack to N. [ijuarter.
10
992
30 8
29-7
84
•144
w
0-1
10
Str.
II II A few bergs.
11
994
31-3
30-0
82
•145
sw
0-1
10
Str.
,, ,, S. Orkneys bearing
12
29
000
31'1
30-0
84
•147
wsw
0-1
10
Str.
..
[W. xS.iS.
13
001
32-0
30-6
82
•149
w
1
10
Str.
0
In open water.
14
28
994
32-0
31-8
C?
•177
Calm
0
10
Str.
11
Slight N. swell.
15
997
310
30-0
85
•148
sw
0-1
10
Str.
0
IC
29
012
29-2
28-8
93
•150
sw
1
10
Str.
0
Fog ahead.
17
032
28-5
28-0
91
•142
SSW
1-2
10
Str.
0
18
046
27-9
27-0
82
•125
sw
1
10
Str.
0
Cape Diindas bearing 8.S. E.
19
0.-.7
27-4
26-3
79
■116
SSW
0-1
10
Str.
0
S.S.E. 7800 yards.
20
066
27-4 26-2
76
•113
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
21
074
27-1
26-1
80
•115
s«^
0-1
10
Str.
0
22
083
26-5
25 2
72
•103
s
1-2
10
Str.
0
23
087
26-5 25-2
72
•102
s
1-2
10
Str.
0
In open water, between land and pack ice.
Mdt.
Means.
■098
26-7
25-3
71
84-8
•103
SSW
1-2
10
Str.
... 0
,, ,, P.ick ice drifting N.
29-026
29-4
28-6
•139
1-1
9^9
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 190-2-1904.
19
t, cJ
Wind, True.
Cloud
■g
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and .Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Is
as
■ca-oJ
Remarks.
Level.
>l
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
FEBRUARY 4, 1903.
At noon,
Lit. 60° .37' S. long. 44° 52' W.
1
29-105
26^9
'25 'S
68
■099
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
2
•112
■27 -0
25-7
73
•107
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
In pool of open water.
3
•115
■26 ■S
25^1
73
■101
s
2-3
10
Str.
...
0
Clonds breaking to S.
4
•125
26-4
25^4
78
■112
s
2-3
9
Str.
Cir K.
0-1
5
•137
27-4
26^4
80
■118
s
1-2
8
K. str.
0-1
6
•151
27^7
26^8
82
■1^24
S'VV
1
10
Str.
0-1
7
•165
•27 ^2
26^5
86
•126
sw
0-1
10
.'^tr. ,
0-1
8
•176
27^0
26^4
87
•126
s
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
9
•198
26-5
25^3
75
■107
SSE
2
10
Str.
0
10
•211
27^1
25^7
72
■106
sw
1
10
K.
0
11
•225
27-5
26-1
73
■107
s
0-1
10
K.
0
12
•242
27^3
26 5
84
■1^24
SSE
1-2
10
K. .str.
0
13
■255
28-5
27 ■S
79
■122
ssw
1-2
10
K.
0
Among loose ice, steaming.
14
•259
28^3
27^8
90
■140
sw
0-1
10
Str.
"' 0
)) J' ' '
15
•267
■29^0
28^5
91
145
ssw
0-1
10
Str.
0
16
■291
28 ^7
28-0
87
■1.37
.s
1-2
10
Str.
0
,, J) J,
17
•314
■28 ■!
27^1
81
■12!
ssw
1-2
10
.•^tr.
0
18
•332
28-0
26^7
73
•112
ssw
1 -2
10
Str.
0
19
•345
•27 ^2
26-5
86
■126
ssw
1
10
Str.
0
20
■368
■26 ^3
•26 '0
94
■133
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
0
21
■380
25-8
25-3
89
■115
BSW
1-2
10
Str.
!!! 0
In the pack.
22
■410
25^8
25 3
89
■115
sw
1-2
10
Str.
0
In open pool, pack all round.
23
■416
26^0
25 '7
93
■131
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
0
i» J) )'
Mdt.
■422
26^0
25^8
26 ■$
95
■134
•120
sw
1-2
10
Str.
Fairly tight in pack.
Means.
29^251
27^2
82^4
Vi
9-9
0^1
T
^EB]
^UARY 5.
At noon,
lat. 61° 06' S. long. 43° 40. W.
1
29^422
26 0
25^8
95
•134
sw
1-2
10
Str.
0
2
•427
26^1
25^8
93
•132
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
0
In pack. Threatening -Vr at times. Air
3
•436
26-1
26^0
98
•138
s
2-3
in
Str.
0
[damp.
4
•449
26^6
26^4
96
•138
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0-1
5
■458
'26 ^8
26^3
90
•130
sw
2
10
Str.
0-1
6
•476
27-9
27-0
82
■125
sw
1
10
Str.
0
[bearing N.W.
7
•486
■27-1
26^5
87
■128
sw
1
10
Str.
0
Ice close. Fairly heavy. Cape Dundas
8
■497
27^4
27^2
96
■143
WSW
0-1
10
Str.
0
Steaming among loose ice.
9
■503
■27^0
•26 '3
85
■123
wsw
0-1
10
Str.
0
Steaming in open pool.
10
•513
26^8
26-3
90
■130
WSW
0-1
10
Str.
0
,, ,, ,,
11
■509
27-3
26^8
89
•133
w
0
10
Str.
0
Ico closer in.
12
■526
27^4 I 26^4
80
•118
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
© gleaming.
13
■542
27-8 ! 26-7
79
■119
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
14
•558
27'7 26^7
SO
■122
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
15
■558
29-3
'28-0
78
■i&
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
S. Orkneys on port quarter.
16
■573
29^0
27 ■S
72
■113
WNW
0-1
10
Str.
0
„ „ ■ to.S.
17
■569
29^1
27^8
78
■124
NNW
1
10
Str.
0
18
•567
29^6
27^8
72
•117
NNW
0-1
10
Str.
0
S. Orkneys to S.W. x S.
19
•580
29-0
28-0
82
■130
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
Northerly swell.
20
•592
30^3
29^0
80
■136
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
Clear of pack.
21
•594
29^8
27-7
68
■113
NNW
0-1
10
Str.
0 1
Orkneys bearing S.S.W.
22
•599
28^7
27^0
71"
■111
NNW
0-1
10
Str.
0
23
■612
28^1
■A6-5
71
■109
X
0-1
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
•598
28 ■S
26-1
71
■111
•125
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
Ice blink on starboard quarter.
Means.
29^527
27-9
26^9
82^6
0^8
10^1
0^0
20
METEOROLOGICAL OBSEEVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind,
True.
1
Cloud
o
Hour.
B.ar. at 32*
ami Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
C.S
1
til
Remarks.
Level.
Direction
Force.
Amt
1 Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
FEBRUARY 6, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 60° 10' S. long. 42° 35' W.
1
29-601
28-5
27-0
74
•114
N
0-1
10
Sir.
0
2
■601
28-6
27 3
78
•120
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
Ire on starboard bow.
3
•591
•29 0
27^5
75
■118
N
0-1
10
Sir.
0
Loose ice on starboard beam.
4
•.'.69
30^6
2S^5
70
•121
NB
0-1
10
Str.
0
Steaming along edge of pack.
5
■591
31^0
29-0
72
■127
EXE
1
10
Str.
1
Ill open water. Several beri;s.
6
•594
31-4 1 29^7
77
•137
XE
1
10
Str.
'.'. 1
Steaming throngh liiglit.
7
•594
31 •S 1 29^8
79
■140
ENE
1
10
Str.
1
Strong ice blink to South.
8
■599
32^0 l30^1
76
•139
E
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
9
•597
32^1 31-8
96
•176
ENE
0-1
10
Str.
0
li) gleaming, slight N.E. swell.
10
■601
32-5 1 30-1
73
•135
NE
1
10
Str.
1
0
11
•610
33 ■O 1 30 ■»
73
•138
ENE
2-3
9
K. str.
1
12
•613
33 0
30-5
73
•138
E.NE
2-3
10
K. str.
1
Floating ice all rotiud.
13
•622
33 0
30-7
75
•141
N
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
U
•618
33-1
31^4
81
■154
NNE
2
10
K.
1
15
■627
33^0 ! 31^1
79
•149
K
1-2
10
K.
0
16
•639
33-0
31-2
SO
■151
N
1
10
Str.
0
Loose ice all round.
17
■632
32 ^8
31-9
91
■168
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0
18
•628
31-9
30-7
84
■153
K
0-1
10
Str.
()
In fairly thick ice.
19
■6^22
32^0
30^8
84 1
■153
NNW
1
in
Str.
0
Ill pool ice all round.
20
•626
31 ^8
30-8
86
•156
KK
I
10
Str.
0
n ) > ))
21
■625
31 4
30^4
86
•153
NNE
1
10
Str.
0
22
■606
31-2
30^3
37
■153
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0
,, . ,,
23
■607
3r4
30^4
86
•153
NNE
2-3
10
Str.
0
Passing through loose ice.
Mdt,
•595
31^3
31^0
96
•109
NE
1-2
10
Nira.
.
0
-,i rj". In loose pack. Precipitation
0^01 in.
Means.
29-609
31 •e
30^1
80^5
•144
r2
10^0
0^3
F
EBE
.UARY 7.
At noon,
lat 60° 03' S. loug. 39° 44' W.
1
29^575
31^3
sro
95
•169
NNE
0-1
10
Nim.
0
-;■- and sleet showers.
2
■569
31^2
31 0
97
•171
NNE
2
10
Niin.
0
Sleet showers. [iiort quarter.
3
•561
31-3
31 •!
97
•171
NNE
1
10
.Mist
0
J^. Among loose ice. Large berg on
i
■537
sro
30 ■S
96
•168
N
1
10
Mist
0
Silver thaw, VSJJ-.
5
•537
3ri
31 •O
99
•173
N
0-1
10
Mist
0
Pack ice all rouml VSJJJ-.
6
•642
31-0
30 -S
96
■168
NW
1-2
10
Mist , ...
0
0 gleaming. V"4J-
7
•635
30^6
30^4
97
•166
NW
1-2
10
Mist ... i 0-1
© „ VSJt^
8
■517
30^0
30-0
100
•167
W
0-1
10
Fog
0
Among pack ice. J^
9
■602
28 •S
28 ■S
100
■159
NW
0-1
10
Fog
u
© gleaming. JJJJ
10
•491
29-9
29-7
97
•161
NNW
0-1
10
Fog
0
0 >, • tHJ
11
•480
30^2
30^0
97
•163
NNW
0-1
10
Fog
0
™J
12
•479
30^2
30 •O
97
•163
N
0-1
10
Fog
0
ii^
13
■480
30^6
30-4
97
•166
NNE
1-2
10
Mist
0
VSS
14
•444
3ro
30^7
95
•166
N
1-2
10
Mist
0
v~«
15
•433
31^0
3C-7
95
•166
N
1-2
10
Nim.
0
-;;- showers.
Id
•407
31 ^4
31-1
96
•170
NNW
1-2
10
Nim.
0
Sleet showers.
17
•375
32 0
31 -5
93
■170
N
3-4
10
Nim.
0
d:
18
-355
32 ■I
3r8
96
•176
N
3-4
10
Mist
0
>l •t^".
19
■338
321
31-S
96
•176
NNW
2-3
10
Mist
0
'' •JS5°-
20
•318
32^3
32^0
97
■178
NNW
3
10
Mist
0
'? •^''.
21
•313
32^2
32-0
98
■179
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
u
d:
22
•290
32 ^4
32^0
96
•176
NNW
3
10
Nim.
0
Sli'et showers.
23
•284
32^2
32 •!
99
■182
N
3
10
Nim.
0
•
Mdr.
■261
32 0
312
31-8
97
■177
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
0
d 0. Precipitation 0^08 in.
Means.
29^-l43
30^9
'96^8
■170
... ! 1^7
10^0
i
0 0
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
21
Wind, True.
Cloud.
o
Hoar.
Bar. at 32-
aud Sea
Dry.
Wet,
Hum.
§1
? « 1
Semarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
l.uwer
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
OcGo
<
FEBRU.ARY 8, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 59" W S. long. 36° 40' W.
I
29-259
32^0 31 ^9
99
•180
SNW
2
10
Nim.
0
•
2
•243
320 31^8
97 :
•177
N
1
10
Nim.
0
•
3
•231
3r2 31-2
100
•176
N'NW
1
10
Niiii.
0
Sleet.
4
•208
313 31-2
99
•174
NW
1
10
Mist
0-1
Sniliug tljruugh loose ice. ^J
5
■213
3ro
31 ■O
100
•174
NNW
2
10
Mist
0-1
,, ,, ,, ^J-
6
•211)
30^0
30 •0
100
■167
wsw
2
10
Mist
0
^^^
7
•2-23
28 ■o
28^4
98
•154
SW 1
2
10
Fog
• ••
No ice since 6 liours. ^S
8
■213
28^6
■28 -4
96
•152
s«-
1-2
10
Str.
^g rouuil horizon.
9
•2P2
28 •S
28-5
95
•151
SW
2'
10
Str.
0 gleaming, clearing. [starboard.
10
•215
29 ^8
•29 ^2
90
■149
wsw
2
10
Str.
Sailing in oiien water. Pack 6 miles to
11
•214
30^3
30^0
95
•161
SW
•2-3
10
Str.
...
2 bergs on port qr., none from 6 a.ra. 7tli
1-2
•197
30^2
30^0
97
•163
SW
1 -2
10
Str.
© gleaming. [ to 7 a.m. to-day.
13
•211
31-1
30 ^5
91
•160
w
1-2
10
K.
14 .
•209
32^0 1
31^1
88
•160
wsw
1
6
Cir."K.
0
© shining at times.
15
•196
32-1 ;
31 ^7
95
•174
WNW
1-2
10
K.
0
CO at horizon.
16
■193
32 ^2
31 5
91
•16S
WNW
1-2
10
K.
1
Large berg on port quarter.
17
•191
32-1
31^3
90
•164
WNW
1-2 '
10
K.
0-1
TUue sky to N
18
•175
31 ■S
31-]
91
•163
NNW
1-2
10
K.
0
Sailing through loose ice.
19
•169
31 ^7
31 0
91
•162
NNW
1-2
10
K.
0
20
•160
31-5
31^0
94
•166
NNW
1-2
10
Nim.
0
■5'c
21
•152
3r2
31^0
97
•171
NW
2
10
K.
0
22
•142
31 •O
30 ^5
92
•161
N
1-2
10
K.
0
23
•135
31 •O
30^3
89
•156
NNW
1
7
K.
0
Mdt.
■131
sro
30^3
89
•156
N N W
1-2
10
K.
0
.Means.
29^196
30 ^9
30-5
94^3
•164
1^6
9^7
0^4
I
•EB]
•
RUARY 9.
At noon,
lat. .59° 42' S. long. 34° 13' W.
1
29^117
31 ^6
31^0
92
•164
NW
2-3
10
K.
0
2
•109
31 ■O
30-2
87
•153
NNW
2
lu
Str.
... 0
Sailing for last few hours through fairly
3
•109
30^7
30^0
90
•154
NNW
1
10
Str.
0
[open water.
4
•094
30 6
30 •:
92
•159
N
1
10
Mist
0
.;;. ^'Ji^
5
•109
30 •e
30^2
94
•161
N
0-1
10
Nim.
... 0
6
•132
30-7
30^2
93
•159
Calm
0
10
Nim.
... 1 0
-;'r "one berg.
7
•144
31 0
30^5
92
•161
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
■5.^"
8
•154
30 •g
30-3
94
•158
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
■5c". CO round horizon.
9
•172
32^0
3-6
94
•172
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
%". 00
10
•200
31^7
•31-0
91
•162
S.SW
0-1
10
Str.
0
■it
11
■215
3r6
3-0
92
•164
SW
1
10
, Str.
0
12
•243
30 6
30^6
100
•171
ssw
1
10
i Str.
0
Sailing and steamin;; through pack since
13
■262
31-0
307
95
•166
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
-;■,» [2 a.m.
14
•285
30-5
30-3
97
•165
Calm
0
10
Str.
...
0
15
•304
30-4
30-2
97
•164
ssw
1-2
10
Mist
...
0
^S
16
•335
30^5
30^2
95
•162
s
1
10
Nim.
0
■vr
17
•357
30^5
30 •S
97
•165
s
2-3
10
Str.
0
18
•376
30^2
■29 ^7
92
•155
s
2
.10
Str.
0
19
•408
29^7
29 1
90
•149
s
2-3
10
Str.
0
*«
20
•443
29 2
28 •S
88
•142
s
2
10
Str.
...
0
21
•463
29-0
28^3
88
•139
s
3
9
K. Str.
0
22
•479
28^0
27^3
86
•131
s
2-3
10
Str.
0
J gleaming.
23
•490
28^7
28^0
87
■137
SSE
3
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
•509
28 ^2
27 7
90
•139
s
2
10
Str.
0
Sailing and steaming through pack since
noon. A good deal of open water at
times.
Meaiis
29^^271
30^4
29^9
92^2
•156
13
10-C
...
0^0
22
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
■iVind,
rrue.
Cloud.
•4-1
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32"
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum
3 "
c =
3 OJ 1
Remarks.
Level.
>l
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
1" =
<
FEBRUARY 10, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 60° 05' S. long. 32° 10' W.
1
29-521
28-6
27-9
88
■137
s
2-3
10
Str.
0
Steaming and .sailing throii^'h pack ice.
2
•524
28^2
28 ■O
94
■148
s
2-3
10
Str.
0
.
3
•623
28^2
27^9
95
•146
ss-w
1
10
K. str.
0
11 y J Tj
4
•527
28^3
28^0
95
•146
s.sw
2-3
10
Str.
0-1
Steamint; through hole in pack ice.
5
•537
28^2
27 8
92
•142
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
) ) t) ) '
6
•539
28-1
27 ■»
88
•135
ssw
2
9
K. str.
0-1
W. swell.
7
•544
28-0
27^4
87
•134
SS'W
2
9
K. sir.
0-1
1.
8
■541
28-6
28 ■O
89
■140
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
Steaming through loose ice.
9
•530
28^5
27^9
88
■139
ss-w
0-1
10
Str.
0
1. !> 11
10
•522
28^9
28 •I
86
•136
sw
0-1
10
Str.
0
© gleaming.
11
•506
30^0
•29-0
83
•140
SAV
0-1
10
Str.
0
Large berg ahead.
12
■510
31^8
30-0
77
•140
Calm
0
9
Str.
0
© shining.
13
■520
32^1
30^6
81
•148
Calm
0
9
K.
0
© „
14
■476
33^0
32^0
89
•167
Calm
0
3
K.
0
© 11
15
•443
31-5
30^1
81
•145
Calm
0
0
0
A little cirrus at horizon.
16
■421 ;
33-2
31-5
81
■155
Calm
0
0
0
17
■4113
29^6
28-0
74
■1-22
NNE
1
2
K. str. Cir str.
0
18
•391
28^7
27-7
83
■129
NXE
1-2
10
K.
0
19
•345
28'1
27-1
81
■123
N
1
9
K. str. Cir str.
0
'20
•324
28^3
27-3
81
•126
KNE
1
10
K. str. Cir str.
0
21
•299
27-7
27-0
86
■130
NE
0-1
8
Cir str.
0
22
■250
27-7
27-0
86
-130
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
q at times.
23
•204 1
•28-0
26 6
73
•112
>'.NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
1
•175 '
28 ^2
27^1
79
■122
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
q". Fixed in pack for night.
Means.
29-441
1
29-2
28-3
84^9
•137
1^3
8^2
0-1
F]
SBR
UARY 11.
At noon,
lat. 60° 03' S. long. 32" 31' W.
1
29^132
28-1
27^1
81
•123
NE
4-5
10
Str.
0
2
■090
28-0
27 0
80
■122
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
3
•072
28-0
27-1
82
■125
NE
4-5
10
Nim.
0
4
•022
28^0
27-1
82
•125
NE
5
10
Niin.
0
-;;-. Beset in fairly heavy ice. Have not
5
•002
28^0
27-0
SO
•122
NE
5
10
Nim.
0
-;:- [moved since 22l> yesterday.
6
28^987
28^4
27-4
81
-1-26
NNE
4
10
Str.
0
q. Driving to S. E.
7
■979
28-8
28-0
86
■13.T
NE
6
10
Str.
0
■^
8
■956
29^0
28 3
88
•139
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
In open water with ice round.
9
■956
29^8
28 8
83
■139
N.S'E
5
10
Str.
0
Steaming in loose pack.
10
■970
30-2
29-2
84
•142
E.SE
3
10
Str.
0
Steaming in open water.
11
■973
30-5
29-7
88
•148
ENE
3
10
Str.
1
© shining.
12
■981
30-2
29-5
89
•160
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0-1
13
■996
30^4
29^7
89
-151
NE
4-6
10
Str.
0-1
14
29-025
30-3
29^6
89
-160
E
3-4
10
K. ' ...
0-1
15
•053
30^5
:;9-6
86
-147
ESE
3-4
10
.-^tr.
0-1
16
■080
30^8
29-9
87
-150
E
3
10
Str.
0-1
17
•115
30^6
29-7
88
■148
E
2
10
Str.
0
18
■149
80^5
•29-5
85
■145
E
3
10
Str. 1
0-1
19
■183
30 ^4
29-7
89
-151
E.SE
2
10
K. str. 1 ...
0
20
•206
30^2
29-6
90
-152
E
2
10
Str. j ...
0
21
•239
30^3
29-8
93
-156
E
V)
10
Str. 1 ...
0
1
22
•263
30-2
29^7
1 92
■153
E
2
10
Str.
0
Slight swell from N.
23
! -289
30^0
29^5
92
-153
ENE
2
10
Str.
0-1
M 11
Mdt.
■302
29^7
i-29^1
90
-149
ENE
2
8
I K^ j 0
0-1
,, ,, i shining. Pre-
cipitation 0^02 in.
Meiin.s
20^084
29-6
28^8
86-4
142
3-4
9^9
0^2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
23
Wind, T
rue.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and .Sea
Hum.
11
c --cJ
=3 S 1
Kemarks.
Dry.
Wet.
Level.
>l
Direotiun.
Force.
mt.
Lower j T'pper
Spec. .Spec.
•5
FEBRUARY 12, 1903. , , .„. 0
30^0
29^3
8S
■148
N
2
10 Str.
0
Sailing among loose pack.
9
•473
30^0
29^2
86
•145
NW
1-2
10 Str.
0-1
In open water.
10
■488
30^0
29-2
86
■145
NNW
2
10 Str.
0-1
;'-0
11
■4S9
30^6
29^8
89
■150
N NW
1-2
10 Str. K.
0-1
-;;-. Swell from N.
12
•493
30-4
29-8
91
•154
NW
1 -2
10 Nim.
0-1
_•'. 0
13
•511
30-4
29-8
91
•154
N N W
2-3
10 Nim
0-1
V:
14
•501
30-4
29-8
91
•151
NW
2-3
10 Nim.
1
-.i . Rain-band 3.
15
-.'16
30-3
30 0
96
•161
NW
2
10 Nim.
1
16
■517
30^3
30-0
96
■161
NW
2-3
10 Nim.
0-1
17
■521
30-4
30^0
94
■159
NW
1-2
10 Nim.
0-1
4r
18
•554
30-3
30-0
96
•161
NW
1
10 Nim.
0-1
-Vr. Fragment of halo of 22° with two
mock suns, Cir. K. radiating fron.
N.N.W. toS.S.E.
19
■591
30-4
30 0
94
•159
WNW
1 -2
9 K.
0-1
In open water lor sume hours.
20
•626
30^2
30^0
97
•163
W.sW
■J
10 K.
0-1
Swell from S.E.
21
•656
■■iO^O
•29 ■!
8.=.
•14:i
wsw
2
10 Nim.
0-1
■"' )J 3>
22
■678
30 0
■2»-2
86
•145
wsw
1-2
10 K.
0-1
23
•717
30-1
29-1
84
•142
sw
1-2
10 Nim.
0-1
-;;-
M.it.
•727
30 -i'
29^3
86
■145
SW
1-2
10 Nim.
0-1
-.i. Precipitation O'Ol.
Means.
28-546
30 3
29-6
89^7
■152
1-9
9-S
0-6
N^OYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
25
Wind, ■
L'rue.
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Lry.
Wet.
Hum.
^ V 1
Remarks.
Level.
^ 9
Direction
Force.
A„i Lower
A""' Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
FEBRUARY 16, 190.3.
At noon,
lat. 62° 52' S. long. 25° 00' W.
1
28-765
30^1
29-2
86
-144
sw
2
10
K. str.
0-1
2
776
29^5
28-3
81
-131
sw
2-3
10
K.
0-1
3
802
29-3
28 ■S
91
-148
8W
2-3
10
K.
0-1
Ill open water. Only 3 bergs in sight. |
i
814
29-3
28^2
82
•131
.s
1
10
Str.
0-1
S.S.E. swell.
5
836
29^3
28^2
82
-131
sw
1
10
Str.
1
)) 1)
6
863
29-4
28^2
80
•130
■sw
1-2
9
Str.
1
,, ,, 3 gleaming.
7
890
29-8
28^6
80
-134
.sw
1-2
9
K. str.
1
) J It
8
919
30-4
29^4
85
-144
.sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
9
934
30-5
29-8
90
-152
sw
1-2
10
Str. K.
0-1
10
954
3i:)-8
30^1
90
-155
sw
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
11
974
30^S
30 1
90
•155
sw
1-2
10
.Str.
1
12
29
004
30-7
30-1
91
•157
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
13
037
30-9
30^2
90
•155
sw
1-2
10
K.
0-1
14
065
30-8
30^1
90
•155
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
15
090
31-1
30^1
85
•150
sw
1-2
10
K.
0-1
16
129
30 9
30-0
87
•150
sw
1-2
9
E.
0-1
17
150
3f0
29^6
79
•139
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
18
171
30 ■S
.30-0
88
•152
s-vv
1-2
10
K.
0-1
19
199
31-0
30-3
89
■156
sw
1-2
10
K.
0-1
20
231
31-0
30 4
90
-158
sw
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
21
267
31-0
30-8
96
-168
sw
1-2
10
K.
0-1
22
289
31-0
30^5
92
-161
wsw
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
23
316
31-0
30^7
95
-166
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
Considerable swell.
Mdt.
321
033
31-0
30-5
30^5
29-7
92
-161
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
»» j»
Means.
29
87-5
-149
...
1^6
9^9
0-6
F]
^IBRUARY 17.
At noon,
lat. 6-1° 18' S. long. 23° 09' W.
1
29-359
31-0
30-8
96
-168
sw
1-2
10
K.
1-2
2
•387
310
30-6
93
•163
sw
1-2
10
K.
1-2
Suull from S.
3
■395
31-0
30-3
89
■156
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
S.W.
4
•396
31-4
30^6
89
-157
s
1
9
Cir. K.
1-2
Only 1 berg. No other ice in sight. |
6
•379
31-0
-29-5
78
•137
8
1
4
...
Cir. K.
1
,, 3 bergs.
6
•397
30-9
29-1
74
-130
SSE
1 -2
8
Cir. K.
1
7
-399
30-8
29-1
75
-132
SE
1
8
K.
0-1
Southerly swell.
8
-412
31^0
•29-2
74
-131
ENE
0-1
10
K.
0-1
2 bergs on horizon.
9
■399
31-8
30-0
78
-139
NNE
1
9
Str.
Cir.'K.
0-1
Southerly swell.
10
-402
32-0
30-0
75
-1-37
NNW
0-1
10
K.
0-1
,, ,, 2 bergs in sight. |
11
•384
31-8
29-9
76
-137
N
0-1
10
K.
0-1
>)
, 1 berg ,
12
-350
31-5
29-7
76
-136
NE
0-1
10
K.
0-1
t)
13
■337
31-0
29-3
76
-133
NNE
1-2
10
K.
1
,,
14
■293
31-3
29-4
75
•132
NE
1-2
9
K.
cir.
1
))
15
-243
31-1
29^1
72
•1-28
NE
1-2
8
K.
1
,,
16
-215
31-0
■29-0
72
-127
ENE
2-3
10
K. Str.
1-2
,.
17
•189
30-7
28-7
72
-1-25
NE
2-3
10
K.
1-2
,,
, 1 H J
18
•134
30-1
28-0
68
-115
NE
2-3
10
K. str.
2
19
-092
29-8
27-2
62
•102
ENE
3
10
K.
3
20
■031
29-5
27-3
67
•108
ENE
2-3
10
K. str.
3
21
28'9S3
29-7
28-0
73
•120
ENE
3-4
10
K.
3
22
•932
29-8
■28-1
74
•121
ENE
3-4
10
K.
3
23
■895
29-5
28-1
78
•125
ENE
4
10
K.
3
Mdt.
•853
29-6
28 6
83
•137
ENE
4-5
1^9
10
K. str.
3
1 (/ at times.
Means
29-244
30-8
29-2
76-9
■133
9-4
r5
1
VOL. II.
26
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
fOi
Wind, Trae.
Cloud.
■s
Bar.
Hour. an
at32"
ISea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
£ afro
Remarks.
L
3vel.
>s
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
.Spec.
FEBRUARY 18, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 66" 0.5' S. long. 23° 46' W.
1 28
■810
30-0
29^0
83
•140
ENE
4
10
K. ! ...
3
q ,it times. Passed 3 bergs since mid-
2
■780
29-5
■28 -8
88
■144
ENE
4
10
K. j ...
3
q. [night.
3
■766
29 0
28-1
84
■133
E
4-5
10
K.
3-4
?■
4
■718
29-2
28^1
81
■130
ENE
6
10
Str.
3-4
No ice in sight. /
5
•705
29 •S
28^2
82
•131
E
6
10
Str.
4
„ „ /
6
•698
■19-2
28-0
79
•127
E
6
10
K. str.
4
/
7
■693
29^1
28-0
81
•129
E
6
10
Str.
4-6
/
8
■679
30^0
28^6
77
•1.30
E
6
10
Str.
4-5
/
9
■675
29-9
28 •S
75
•125
E
6
10
Str.
5
Several small bergs. /
10
•696
30^0
28 '3
74
■123
E
6
10
Str.
5
1 berg. /
11
■689
30 ■O
28^4
75
•125
E
6
10
Str.
5
,. /
12
•709
30 •O
28-8
80
■135
E
6
10
Str.
4-5
No ice. /
13
■719
30^2
29-0
81
•137
E
4
10
K.
4
14
•726
30^5
291
79
•136
E
3-4
10
K.
4
15
•757
30^5
29^4
84
■143
E
3-4
10
K.
4
16
•765
30 '7
29^7
85
•146
E
3-4
10
K.
3-4
17
■785
31^0
29^8
82
•143
ESE
3-4
10
K.
3
Patches of blue overhead.
18
•812
3ro
29^7
81
•141
ESE
3
10
K.
3
19
•821
sro
30-0
85
•148
ESE
3
10
K.
2-3
20
•834
31-0
29-4
77
•135
ESE
3
10
K. ' ...
2-3
21
■862
31 •!
29^5
77
•136
ESE
2-3
10
K.
2-3
22
•887
3ri
29-9
83
•145
ESE
2-3
10
K.
2
23
•900
31 ■O
29-6
79
•139
ESE
2-3
9
K.
2-3
Stars and moon gleaming.
Mdt.
■917
30-4
29^1
79
•137
ESE
1-2
10
K.
2
Means. 28
■767
30^2
28^9
80^5
•136
4^5
10^0
3 5
1 28
F]
EBRUARY 19.
At noon,
lat. 68° 33' S. long. 24° 31' W.
928
30 •! 29^3
73
•122
ESE
1-2
10
K.
2-3
2
948
30^0
29^1
85
•143
ESE
1-2
10
K.
1-2
3
957
30-0
29^4
90
•150
ESE
1-2
10
K.
1-2
Passed through (juantity loose ice.
4
962
.30 •O
29^6
93
•155
ESE
1-2
6
Str.
Cir."K.
2
2 bergs.
5
979
30^0
28^7
79
•133
ESE
2
6
Str. Cir.
2
6
998
29^7
28-1
75
•123
SE
2
5
... 1 Cir. K.
2
1 berg.
7 29
OlO
29 -9
28-4
76
•127
ESE
1-2
8
... I Cir. K
1
1 ,,
8
007
30-0
•29 '0
83
•140
E^■E
0-1
9
.Str.
1
1 „
9
014
■29 ^9
28^9
83
•140
ENE
1
9
Str. 1
1
1 ,>
10
022
29-7
28^3
78 1
•128
E
0-1
9
Str. i ...
1
11
053
29-6
28^2
78
•120
ESE
1
10
K.
1-2
Swell.
12
037
•29 ^5
28^7
78
■142
E
1
10
K.
1-2
,,
13
044
29-3
•28^0
78
•126
ESE
1-2
10
K.
1-2
N.E. swell. A few pieces of ice.
14
054
29^7
28^2
76
•125
ESE
1-2
10
E. str.
1-2
N.E. ,, No bergs.
15
052
29-7
28^1
75 1
•123
SE
1
10
K.
1-2
N.E. ,, 1 small berg.
16
054
29^8
28^2
75 j
•123
SE
1
10
K.
1-2
N.E. ,, No ice in sight.
17
059
29-0
(28-0)
82
•130
SE
0-1
10
K.
1-2
N.E. ,, No bergs.
18
055
28^7
27 •?
83
•129
SE
1
10
Nim.
1
N.E. „ -;;- at times.
19
060
27^8
27^1
86
•131
SE
0-1
10
Nim.
1-2
N.E. ,, ',': sm.iU granulnr.
20
050
27^1
26^7
91
•135
SE
1
10
K. str.
N.E. „ [ice.
21
053
26 ^3
25^9
92
•130
S
1-2
10
Nim.
N.E. ,, -;:-. Passed through briisli
22
049 24^7
24-0
83
•109
S
1
10
K.
[to S. .ind S.W.
23
052 1 23^3
23^0
92
•114
S
1
10
Str.
Brush ice fairly thick. Strong ice-blink
Mdt.
054
23^1
22-3
78 i
•096
s
1
10
K.
A lot of loose ice off pack.
Means. 29
022
28 ■a
27 6
81-8 j
•129
1^2
9-2
1-4
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
27
Bar. at 32'
Dry.
Wet.
a:
3
Vapour
Pressure.
Wind, True.
Cloud.
Amount of
Sea,
0-9.
and Sea
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
FEBRUARY 20, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 69° 39' S. Ion?. 22° 58' W.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
29
28
045
037
035
012
995
992
983
962
948
933
924
916
911
897
887
876
866
853
833
'828
824
814
•99
'85
28-915
22-0
22-0
22-0
22-1
22-1
22-0
22-5
23-0
23-6
23-2
23-1
24-1
22-8
22-0
21-6
21-6
21-6
22-2
22-0
22-0
21 '2
21-3
21-3
21-1
22-2
21-1
74
.
21-0
71
•
20-8
66
21-0
69
21-0
69
•
20-9
69
21-0
61
22-0
72
22-0
62
21-9
66
21-6
62
22-9
69
21-1
57
20-6
62
20-2
62
20-7
74
20-0
58
20-2
51
20-3
56
20-3
56
20-0
66 •{
20'1
67 •
20 0
64
■(
20-1
71
•(
20-9
64-8
•(
•086
•083
■077
■081
•081
■080
•078
•088
•078
■081
■075
•089
■069
•072
•072
•085
•067
•060
•065
■065
■069
■075
■067
■079
■076
s
0-1
10
K.
1
s
1
10
K. str.
1
s
1
10
K.
1
SE
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
.SE
0-1
10
K.
0-1
S
1
10
Str.
0-1
.s
0-1
10
Nim.
0
sw
0-1
10
Str.
0
sw
1
10
Str.
0-1
sw
1
10
Str.
0-1
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0-1
sw
1-2
10
K.
0
sw
2
10
Nim.
0-1
sw
2
10
K.
0-1
sw
2-3
10
K.
0
sw
1-2
8
K.
0
sw
2
9
K.
0
sw
2-3
10
K.
0
wsw
2-3
10
K.
< 0
wsw
2-3
7
K.
0-1
wsw
2-3
7
K.
1 0-1
sw
2-3
10
K.
0
sw
3
8
K.
0
sw
2-3
10
K.
0
1^4
9^5
0-3
Moderate swell N.E. A little loose ice.
In loose ice.
Moderate swell N.E.
2 small bergs.
Temp, of freezing sea water 28^7.
-.'r". Loose Ijrasli ice since midnight.
N.E. swell continues.
Swell not so marked.
Brash ice.
Swell continues.
Slight N.E. swell.
Shower clouds all round.
Almost in open water.
FEBRUARY 21.
At noon,
lat. 69° 46' S. long. 19° 10' W.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
28^774
■755
•742
•740
•747
•749
•757
•760
•761
•766
■763
•767
•773
•763
•762
•773
•766
•776
•776
•784
•776
•784
•774
•769
28-765
21^1
21 ■S
■20 ■S
21-0
20^3
20-4
2M
22^0
22^7
22-0
22'1
22^0
22^1
22-3
22-2
23 ■O
22^9
21-9
22-8
■22 0
21-1
20-7
19^1
18-6
21^5
19^8
20^8
20^0
19^5
194
19^0
19^2
20-0
20^7
20^8
20^6
20^3
21 0
21 •S
21-0
20-9
20^8
20-2
20-8
20^1
19^6
19-2
18-3
18^1
•20-1
63
85
91
58
73
60
51
50
52
66
60
56
69
73
67
51
50
57
52
50
59
60
75
85
63-0
•070
•097
■099
065
•079
•065
•057
■059
■062
•077
•070
•065
•081
■086
•079
•062
•061
•066
•063
•061
•065
•065
•076
•085
•071
w
w
wsw
sw
SSE
.SW
ssw
s
wsw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
Calm
Calm
Calm
Calm
Calm
Calm
Calm
2-3
3
3
1
]
1-2
1-2
1
1
1
1
2-3
2
2
1
1
0-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1^1
3
3
1
1
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
4^0
K.
Nim,
Nim.
Str nim.
Nim.. K. btr.
Str.
Cir. K.
Str.
Cir.
K.
K.
Str.
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0^0
Almost in open water.
Sailing through pieces of pancake ice.
,, ,, light pack and ,,
during hour.
Very slight N.E. swell most of day.
28
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
1
(
Wind, True.
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
B.ar. at ii'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum
S 9 >
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
a
FEBRUARY 22, 1903.
At noun,
lat. 70° 21' S. long. 17° 00' W.
1
28-761
17-1
16-9
94
■088
Glim
0
1
K.
0
2
•762
19^2
18^4
75
■077
Calm
0
2
K.
0
[mirage observed. , ,
3
■760
18^3
17^5
75
■074
Calm
0
0
0
Fogliank to S.and E.on which well marked
4
•764
15^5
15^4
97
•085
SE
0
1
Str.
0
Thin ground fog, , , mirage.
5
•770
13^4 '13-4
100
•080
SE
0
0
0
Low lying CO .
6
■770
13^6 13-6
100
•080
SE
0
1
Str.
0
^^ banks all round.
7
•786
17^8 17^5
90
•088
Calm
0
6
Str.
0
JSJl^ankstoS.E.
8
•794
18^7 18^1
81
■082
NE
0-1
1
K. str.
0
9
•808
19^5 : 18^7
66
•079
X
0-1
1
Cir.'K.
0
Steaming through ice.
10
•813
20-2 19^1
67
•072
ENE
0-1
2
• ••
Cir str.
0
Pack all round.
11
•821
19-7 ! 19^5
94
•100
ENE
0-1
2
K.
0
,,
12
•819
19-6 18^8
75
•079
XE
1
9
K.
0
13
•826
20^4 19^8
82
•089
NE
1
6
K.
0
14
•823
2r0 ' 20-0
70
■078
NE
0-1
8
K.
0
15
•824
22-0 20-5
60
■070
XE
0-1
8
K.
0
16
•824
21 ■I 1 20^0
68
•076
E
0-1
9
K.
0
17
•816
23^4 I 22^0
64
•080
Calm
0
7
K.
0
18
•822
22*1 21^2
74
•087
Calm
0
9
K.
0
19
•805
2ri 1 20^5
82
■092
NE
1
3
K.
0
20
•801
19^1
19^0
97
■100
NNE
1
5
K.
0
21
•789
19^7
19^3
88
■092
NE
0-1
4
K. str.
0
22
•786
20^2
20^0
94
•102
NE
0-1
9
K.
0
23
•779
20^2
20^0
94
•102
NE
0-1
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
•763
20^0 1W3
77
8r8
•083
•085
SSE
0-1
9
K.
0
In ice lor night.
Means.
28^795
19^3 18^7
... ' 0^4
4 7
...
F]
EBR
UARY 23.
At noon,
lat. 69° 57' S. long. 16* 53' W.
1
28^762
19^5
19^0
84
•088
SSE
0-1
3
Str.
Cir.
0
2
•745
19
0
18^8
93
•095
SSE
0
2
Cir str.
0
3
•752
19
0
18^5
83
•085
SSE
0
4
K.'str.
Cir str.
0
4
•733
19
9
19-1
76
•080
E
0
10
Str.
■ t •
0
oo 0 round horizon.
fl
•733
19
7
18^9
76
■080
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
Lying in ice all night. Started steamiug.
6
•730
20
0
19-1
71
■076
Calm
0
9
Str.
0
[with young ice.
7
•732
20
4
19^r.
73
■080
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
New ice 3 to 5 inches thick. Mi.xed
8
•734
20
1
19^7
87
•094
E
0-1
10
K.
0
Close packed ice.
9
•739
20
0
19^4
80
•086
ESE
1
10
Str.
.,
0
1) )f
10
•735
20
9
20^0
73
•081
ESE
0-1
10
Str.
0
,, ,,
11
•733
20
8
■20 ■O
76
•084
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
)) n
12
•731
21
0
•20 ■S
78
■087
SE
2
10
K.
,,
0
13
•724
22
2
21^4
77
•090
SSE
1-2
10
Nim.
0
-;:-
14
•709
23
0
22^2
77
•094
ESE
1-2
10
Nim.
0
Vt
15
■706
22
5
21 ^8
81
•098
ESE
1-2
10
Str, nim.
0
16
•702
22
9
22^2
80
•098
ESE
1-2
10
Nim.
0
17
•690
22
4
21^6
78
■092
ESE
1-2
7
Cir'
str.
0
18
•676
22
4
21^6
78
•092
SE
2-3
10
K. Str.
0
©
19
•658
22
A
2ri
74
•086
SE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
20
■646
22
4
22^0
89
•106
SE
2-3
10
Mist
0
."i.i%v*
21
■635
22
7
22-2
86
•104
SE
2-3
10
Mist
0
'" ^^
22
■627
23
0
22-6
88
■108
SE
2-3
10
K. str. nim.
,,
0
-;t
23
■626
24
0
23 3
81
■104
SE
1-2
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
■635
22^3
21 ■S
86
■102
•091
SE
1-2
10
K. .str.
0
Clearing at liorizou to S. and E.
Means.
28^7n4
21 3
20^7
80 ^2
...
1-2
9-0
...
0^0
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
29
Wind,
I'lue.
Cloud
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
1
■''? 1 Remarks.
Level.
>&
Directiou.
Force.
Amt.
lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
c
6
•603
21 •I |21-1
100
■114
WNW
0-1
10
Mist
0
si rf«"V.
7
•610
22^2 22^2
100
■119
Calm
0
10
Mist
"
0
steaming through pancake ice VJg*.
8
•590
23-0 1 22-8
94
■115
NE
0-1
10
Str.
-
0
Stopped for sounding.
9
•583
24-0 23^7
91
■lis
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
Bay ice forming.
10
•585
25^4 24-9
88
•119
N
1-2
10
Str.
■
0
11
•577
25^5 ! 25^1
90
■125
N
1
10
Str.
,
0
Old pancake ice all round.
12
•552
26^8 1 26^1
85
■123
NNE
1
10
Str.
0
13
•550
■27-4 : 26^9
90
■134
NNE
2
10
Str.
' ! 0
H
•535
28 0 27^5
89
■137
NNE
1
10
Str.
0
15
•520
28^5 28-0
91
■142
N
1-2
10
Str.
_
0
-;'f
16
■509
28-8 1 28^4
93
•147
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
.;;.0
17
•475
29^0 28 •S
88
■139
ENE
2
10
Str.
0-1
18
•469
29-0 28^5
91
■145
ENE
3
10
Str.
0-1
19
•469
28^4 1 •ZS^l
95
■147
ENE
2
10
Str.
0
20
•450
28 •S 28 •S
98
■152
ENE
2-3
10
Mist
0
i^i
21
•453
28-2 1 28^2
100
■154
NE
2-3
10
Mist
0
^S",
22
•437
28 •S
28-2
98
■152
ENE
2-3
10
Mist
.'.' 1 0
^s
23
•428
28^2
28^2
100
■154
ENE
3
10
J[i.st
.. ' 0
^(i •"■
Mdt.
•406
28^4
28 •?
98
■153
NE
3
10
Jlist
0
S£iiO
Means.
29^530
25-9
25^6
94 ■S
■132
1^4
10
0^1
MARCH 7.
At noon,
lat. 67° 33' S. long. 36° 35' W.
1
29^393
28^2
28 0
96
•148
ENE
2-3
10
Str.
0
2
•384
28^1
28-0
98
■151
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
3
•3S5
28 -2
27^5
86
•133
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
4
•392
28-0
27-7
93
•143
NE
2
10
Str.
0
In buy ice.
5
•366
28-2
27^8
92
•142
NE
4
10
Sti-.
1
6
•359
28^1
27^4
86
•132
ENE
3-4
10
Str.
1
7
■364
27-6
•27-0
88
■132
NE
4
10
Str.
1-2
8
•375
27-5
27-0
90
■135
NE
2-3
10
Str.
1
9
•360
27^9
27^2
86
■121
NE
2
10
Str.
1
Loose pancake ice all round, nimbus at
10
•345
27-8
27^1
86
■121
NXE
1-2
10
Str.
0
[iiori:^'in.
11
•346
27^9
27 ■O
82
■125
ENE
3-4
10
Str.
0
Loose pancake ice.
12
■328
27-8
26^9
82
■125
E
4
10
Str.
1
13
■331
27^4
•26 ■e
84
•125
ESE
3-4
10
Str.
1
14
•321
'27 ^4
26^6
82
•122
ENE
2-3
10
Str.
0
15
•315
•27-9
27-0
82
•125
NE
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
16
•302
■28-0
27-0
80
•122
NE
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
17
•294
27^8
26-7
79
•120
NE
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
18
•278
27-5
•26 ■?
84
•1-26
NE
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
19
•266
27^0
26 ^8
85
•128
NE
3
10
Str.
0-1
Considerable swell from E.
20
•262
27-0
26-3
85
•123
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0-1
21
•231
26 ■$
'26-2
87
•126
NE
4-5
10
Str.
1
Swell from N.E.
22
•211
27-1
26-5
87
•128
NE
4-5
10
Str.
1
23
•ISO
■27 ^6
26-7
82
•124
NE
5-6
10
Str.
1-2
Moderate swell. /*
Mdt.
•141
27^1
26^7
91
•135
NE
6-7
10
Str.
2-3
Heavy swell. ^
Means.
29^314
27-7
27-0
86^4
•130
3-2
10
0^9
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
35
Hour.
Bar. at 32^
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Wind, True.
Cloud .
Direction.
Force. Amt.
Lower
Sptc.
Upper
Spec.
C of'*
S V I
Ceo o
MARCH 8, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 67° 22' S. long. 37° 36' W.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
29-092
•n64
•026
28-996
-970
•9-26
-903
■878
•831
•812
768
■726
•679
■642
•604
•545
•517
•497
•470
•434
•428
•402
•396
•379
28^708
27*2
27 0
27^8
28^0
27^5
27-6
27^7
27-0
27^8
27^9
27^9
27^5
27^7
27^7
27-8
28^0
28^2
28^0
28-1
28^1
•28 •Q
28^4
28-6
28^9
27^9
26^7
89
•133
NE
7
10
.Str.
26-4
87
•126
NE
7
10
Str.
27^2
88
•133
NE
7
10
Str.
27^3
36
•131
NE
7
10
Str.
26 1
73
•109
NE
7
10
Str.
26 ■O
70
•104
NNE
8
10
Str.
26 •S
74
•110
NE
8
10
Str.
26 ■S
95
•140
E
6
10
Str.
26-8
80
•1'22
E
/
10
Nim.
27^0
82
•125
E
6-8
10
Nim.
27^2
86
•131
E
/
10
Str.
27^0
90
•135
E
6-8
10
Nim.
27 2
90
•136
K
/
10
Nim.
27^5
96
•145
E
7
10
Nim.
27^o
94
•143
E
7-8
10
Nim.
27-5
89
•137
E
8
10
Nim.
27^6
88
•136
E
8-9
10
Nim.
27-3
86
•131
E
5-6
10
Nim.
27 •S
85
•129
E
6-7
10
Nim.
28^0
98
•151
E
6-7
10
Nim.
28^1
86
•136
E
6- 7
10
Nim.
28^0
93
•144
ESE
5-7
10
Nim.
■28-0
89
•139
ESE
6-7
10
Nim
28^0
27-2
84
86-6
•132
ESE
5 6
10
Str.
■132
6^9
10
ro
Swell 2-3.
,, 2-3
,, 2-3
3
„ 2-3
/
/
/
/
3 from N.N.E. /-
,, 3. In ice, heavy swell. y~
Steaming tlirouc;h pancake ice. y
'A/
-;:- . E. swell 2. /
-;c-y
•;•:. Swell 2. /
-:;-. ,, 1-2. /
-;;-. ,, 1--2. _/
'.■:/
-,i . Swell 3. y^
'A/
-;;-. Swell 2. /
%". „ 2 y
rf»V. Swell 2- y
r/»v. „ 2 y
'.■--. ,,2 y
-"r. ,, 2 y
"r during hour, swell 2. y
MARCH 9.
At noon,
lat. 67° lO' S. long. 39° 00' W.
1
28^367
290
28^1
84
•133
ESE
5-6
10
Nim.
1
Steaming through streams ol ice. y -;;- .
Swell 3. q^ at times.
2
•377
29-0
28-1
84
•133
SE
3-6
10
Nim.
-;-r. Swells, q"^.
3
•377
29-0
■28 •S
88
•139
SE
3-5
10
Nim.
-;;■. „ 3
4
•376
•29-0
28^8
96
•1.54
SE
4
10
Nim.
-"-• ,, 3
5
•377
•29-1
29^0
98
•158
ESE
4-5
10
Nim.
-:;-. „ 3
6
•382
•29-1
28^9
96
•155
SE
4
10
Nim.
-;;-. Heavy E.S.E. swull.
7
•387
29^1
28-8
94
•152
ESE
3-4
9
Str.
,, ,, Sky clearing
8
•392
29 '0
28^8
96
•154
SE
3-4
10
Str.
[overhead.
9
•400
29-2
29^0
97
•156
SE
3-4
10
Str.
10
•392
29^3 29^0
95
•154
SE
3
10
Str.
11
■396
29-5 29^0
92
-150
ESE
3
10
Str.
...
Started steaming through pack.
12
■404
29^5 20^0
92
•150
E
2-3
10
Str.
i
Steaming in open pool.
13
■404
29 ■S
29-0
95
-154
ESE
4-5
10
Nim.
-;;-
14
•407
29^3
29-0
95
•154
E
4
10
Str.
Heavy swell.
15
■410
29^5
29-2
95
•155
SE
3-4
10
Str.
1
16
■422
29^3
29^1
97
•157
ESE
3-4
10
Nim.
1
-;;- . 1 berg in sight.
17
■415
29^4
29^0
93
■152
E
4
10
Str.
18
■423
29^2
29 0
97
•156
ESE
3-4
10
Nim.
1
Sleet.
19
•428
29^2
29-0
97
•loo
E
3-4
10
Nim.
20
•436
29-2
29-0
97
•156
E
3-4
10
Nim.
V d «.
21
•447
•29-3
29-2
98
•159
E
3-4
10
Nim.
'^
V. Swell from E.
22
•458
29^3
29 1
97
•157
E
2-4
10
Srr.
0
Slight swell.
23
•469
29^2
29-0
97
•156
E
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-.i". In jiack. Open water to AV.
Mdt.
•476
29-0
28-9
98
•157
ESE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-.'r . In open water with few pieces of ice.
Means.
28^409
29 2
28^9
94 5
•152 ...
37
10
0-8
36
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind,
True.
Cloud
•3
Bar
Hour, ai]
. at 33"
dSea
, Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
1 b"""
s U 1
Remarks.
I
evel.
>■£
Direction
Force.
Amt
L<iver I'pper
Siiec. .Spec.
<
MARCH 10, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 66° 40' S. long. 40° 35'
w.
1 28
•476
28-9
28^8
98
•157
ESE
4-5
10
Nini.
0
Driving in open pool. ■/-
2
•485
28-3
28^0
95
•146
E.SE
4
10
Nini.
0
:,i , , . ,
3
•487
27^6
27-2
92
■138
ESE
4
10
Nim.
0
.;■-
4
•493
27-8
27^4
92
•139
SE
5
10
Str.
0
5
•493
27^7
27^1
88
•131
SE
5
10
Nim.
1
.;■- ^ , ^
6
■498
27^0
26^9
98
•144
SE
4-5
10
Nini.
1
-;;- - rj.
7
•515
27 ^2
26 9
94
■139
SE
3-4
9
Nin,.
Cir'.str.
1
j:*>
8
•522
27^4
27-1
94
•140
SE
2
10
.Str.
0
-,';. In open water.
9
•537
28^0
•27 ■S
95
•146
SE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-;'r. © g eaming 8.45.
10
•553
28^9
28^2
87
•139
ESE
2-3
10
Str.
0
Steaming in open water.
11
•545
29^0
28-7
95
•151
S
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
Sleet.
12
•575
29-1
28^8
94
•152
SSE
2
10
Niin.
0
.;;-
13
•585
■29 ■!
28 ■(
93
•149
SSE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-^!'
14
•600
29^2
28 ^8
93
•150
S
3-4
10
Nini.
0
.;;.
15
•597
29-1
•28^9
96
•155
SSE
4
10
Nim.
0-1
-;;-. 5 gleaming. In open pool.
16
•616
29-2
28-7
92
•148
SSE
4
10
Nim.
0
17
•639
29-0
28'2
86
•136
SSE
4
10
Nim.
0-1
-;;-. In open pool.
18
•659
28^7
28-2
91
•143
SE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-,i. Clearing overliead.
19
•692
27^8
27 3
90
•137
SSE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-.i . In pancake ice.
20
•706
27 •O
■>6-e
91
•1.33
SSE
3-4
10
Nim
0
ii. In oose ice, clearing to W.
21
•713
27^2
27^0
96
•142
SE
3-4
10
Str.
0
Ill loose pack.
22
■722
27 0
(26^8)
95
•140
SE
4
10
Nim.
0
1 berg to N. W.
23
732
26^7
26^5
96
•139
SE
4
10
Str.
0
.1 •>
Mdt.
•752
26 •S
26^0
94
•133
SE
4
10
Str.
0
,, ,, Large berg astern.
Means. 28
591
28-1
27-7
93-1
•143
3^6
10
0-2
MA
RCH 11.
At noon,
hit. 66° 22' S. long. 42° 20'
w.
1 28
749
26^0
25 ^8
95
•134
SE
4
10
Str.
0
Driving in loose ice.
2
765
25^8
25 ■&
96
■134
SE
4
10
Str.
0
In pack.
3
774
25-6
25 ■S
93
■129
SE
4-5
10
Str.
0
4
771
25^4
•25 0
90
■124
SE
4
10
Str.
0
Close pack.
5
789
25-5
25 0
88
■131
.SSE
6
10
Str.
0
2 flat-topped bergs.
6
805
■25 ■O
24-8
94
•127
SSE
5
10
Str.
1
In large pool of water.
7
809
24-8
21^1
82
•110
SSE
5
10
Str.
0
Fairly clear, visibility 10 miles.
8
81-2
25-0
24^6
89
•120
SSE
4-5
10
Str.
1
9
•822
25^0
24^5
87
•117
SSE
4-5
10
Str.
1
© gleaming.
10
835
25^1
24^8
92
•124
SSE
4
10
Str.
0
©
11
•846
25^7
25^0
83
•115
SSE
5
10
Str.
1
In open water.
12
856
25-8
25 0
81
•113
SSW
6
10
Str.
0
Pancake ice and open water, y
13
•866
25^8
25^0
81
•113
ss-w
4-6
10
Nim.
0
14
878
•25 ^8
•25-0
81
•113
S
4-5
10
Str.
0
•"- during hour. © gleaming at t
mes.
15
892
25 ^8
24^9
79
•109
S
4-5
10
K. str.
0
Swell from S. E.
16
904
26^0
25-0
76
■107
S
5
10
K. str.
0
In loose pack.
17
913
26 •O
24^9
74
•104
s
5
10
K. str.
1
In open pool.
18
931
26^0
24^8
72
■101
s
5
10
K. str.
0
19
945
25 •S
24^1
72
•097
SSE
4-5
10
Str.
1
20
956
25^0
24^0
74
•100
s
4-6
10
Str.
0
21
962
25^2
24^1
74
•099
S
5-6
10
Str.
0
/
22
968
25 ■S
24-8
77
■106
SSE
5
10
Str.
0
l
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
fpper
Spec.
OtOo
MARCH U, 1903.
At noon,
lat. 64° 30' S. long. 43° 45' S.
1 29
353
12-7
12-3
87
•066
NB
1
10
Str.
0
2
361
13-2
12-9
89
•071
XK
0-1
10
Str. nim.
0
.... 0
3
355
12-3
12-0
90
•067
XE
1-2
10
Str. iiim.
0
.;•-»
4
361
12-2
12-0
93
•070
NE
1
10
Str.
0
All young ice. 6 licrgs.
5
353
12-6
12-4
93
■072
X K
0
10
Str.
0
6
350
14-6
14-1
84
■070
N
0-1
10
Str.-
0
Clear horizon to W. 5 bergs.
7
347
14-2
14-0
93
■077
NNE
0-1
10
Str.
0
8
338
15-4
15-1
90
•078
NE
0-1
10
Str.
n
Steaming through bay ice.
9
331
16-7
16-1
81
074
NNE
0-1
10
Str.
0
(• gleaming. Steaming through bay ice.
10
327
18-0
17-2
74
•071
NE
0-1
9
K. .str.
0
50 bergs in sight.
11
315
19-2
18-5
78
•080
NE
2
8
K. itr.
0
50 ,,
12
313
20-3
19-3
70
•076
NE
] -2
6
K.
Cir.
0
40 ,,
13
307
21-4
20-5
74
•084
NNE
1-2
8
K.
0
[with cross bars.
14
301
23-1
21-9
68
•083
N
1-2
8
K.
0
Cirrus radiating S.S.E. and N.N.W.
15
289
23-1
22-0
70
•086
NNE
1-2
9
K.
0
Black bulb in sun, 82° ^0.
16
280
23-7
23-1
84
•107
NNE
2 -3
10
K.
0-1
17
252
24-0
23-0
73
•094
NE
3
10
K. .str.
0
18
252
25-1
24-0
72
•098
NE
3
10
K. str.
0
19
228
24-9
24-1
79
•107
NNE
4
10
K. str.
0
20
205
25-6
25-0
86
•118
NNE
4
10
Nim.
0
...,o
21
201
26-0
25-2
81
•113
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
."-0
22
1S7
26'3
26-0
91
•133
NNE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-;;-°
23
173
26-9
26-1
83
•120
NE
3
10
Nim.
0
-Vr"
Milt.
i6i;
27-1
26-5
87
•128
NNE
3
10
Nim.
0
-;'r. Passed sever.il large bergs.
Means. 29
290
19-9
19-3
82-0
•089
1^8
9^5
0^1
UA
RCH 15.
At noon,
lat. 64° ll'S. long. 42° 15' W.
1 29
160
28-1
27-6
90
•138
N
3
10
Nim.
0
."-.>
2
158
28-8
28-3
86
•144
NE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-,;". In loose ice, A few heavy pieces.
3
157
291
28-0
81
■129
NNE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
A little sleet. In loose ice.
4
147
29-2
28-9
95
•153
NNE
1
10
Str.
0
Steaming through loose ice.
5
132
29 '6
29-0
90
•148
NNE
1
10
Str.
0
6
124
29-9
29-2
88
•147
NE
2
10
Str.
0
Ice loose. Few bergs.
7
124
29-7
29-1
90
•149
NNE
2
10
Str.
0
Pancake ice.
8
108
30-2
29-7
92
•155
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
,, ,, Some liergs.
9
096
30-0
29-0
83
•140
NE
3
10
Str.
0
j>
]0
090
29-9
29-0
85
•142
NE
3
10
Sir.
0
,, ,,
11
088
29-8
29 '0
86
•154
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
,, ,,
12
078
29-8
29-0
86
•154
NE
4
10
Str.
0
) ) >t
13
078
300
29-0
83
•140
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
14
070
30-0
29-1
85
•143
NB
3-4
10
Str.
0
,. ),
15
066
29-8
287
84
■137
NE
3-4
10
Str. ... 0
,,
16
060
29-6
28-3
80
•129
NE
3-4
10
Str. ... 1
In open pool, ice all round.
17
044
29-0
28-3
88
•139
NE
4-5
10
Str. ... 0-1
>) ) '
18
051
29-4
28-1
79
•127
NE
4
10
Str. ... 1
)) I)
19
045
28-5
27-8
88
•136
NE
4
10
Str. ... 0
In pancake ice. Swell from N.E.
20
039
28-7
27-8
84
•121
NE
4
10
Str. ... 1
21
025
28-1
27-3
85
■129
NE
4
10
Str. ... 1 0
lu pancake ice.
22
•009
28 '3
27-7
88
■137
NE
4
10
Ni ' 0
...0
23
012
28-3
28-0
95
■146
NE
4
10
Str. 1 ... , 0
Mdt.
001
28-3
28-0
95
•146
NB
5-6
10
•str. i ...
0
/
Means. 29
082
29-3
28-5
86-9
■141
32
10^0
0-1
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
39
Wind, True.
Cloud.
*o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
IHum.
11
3 1» 1
Remarks.
Level.
n
Directiun.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
CKo
MARCH 16, 1903.
At noou,
lat. 63° .51' S. long. 41° 50' W.
1
28-991
28-9
28-3
89
-142
NE
5
10
Str.
0
2
984
29-0
28-3
88
•139
NE
4
10
Str.
1
In open pool of water.
•3
996
29-1
28-1
83
-132
NE
4
10
Sir.
0
In pancake ice.
4
978
29-0
28-4
89
-142
NNE
4
10
Str.
0
») ,,
5
972
29-1
-28-6
91
■146
NNE
4
10
Str.
0
,, ,, Some bergs.
6
976
29-2
28-8
93
-150
NE
4-5
10
Str.
1
1 berg.
7
984
29-2
28-9
95
•153
NNE
4-6
10
Str.
1
•?"•
8
987
29-5
•29-0
90
-150
NNE
4
10
Str.
0 -I
9
999
30-0
29-1
85
■143
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
10
29
013
29 -8
28-9
84
•142
NE
3
10
Str.
0
Some loose ice. 6 icebergs.
11
008
29-3
28-3
83
•134
NE
4
10
Str.
0
12
28
897
29-1
28-1
83
•131
NE
4
10
Str.
0-1
Iceberg.
13
29
004
29-0
28-0
82
-130
NE
3
10
Str.
0
14
003
29-0
28-0
82
•130
NE
3-4
10
Str.
0
15
28
996
29-0
28-0
82
•130
NB
3-4
10
.Str.
0
16
984
•28-8
27 5
78
-122
ENE
3
10
Str.
0
17
974
29-0
27-8
79
-125
E
3
10
Str.
0
18
943
28-8
28-0
86
•135
ENE
3
10
Jfirn.
0
.,0
19
925
29 0
•28-0
82
•130
ENE
3
10
Str.
0
20
888
29-0
28-4
89
•142
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
d:
21
849
29 0
28-6
93
•148
ENE
3
10
Nii.i.
0
<i:
22
819
29-0
28-7
95
■151
ENE
3
10
Nini.
0
B
Directiou.
Force.
if 1 Lower
Upper
.Spec.
MARCH 18, 1903. ,^^ g,, ^/^ '°-; ,^. .,^. ,,.
1
28-992
26-2
25^6
86
•123
N
2
10
Str.
0
S gleaming.
2
•986
•27 •O
26 •S
85
•123
NXE
1-2
10
Null.
0
d 0°. i gleamini,'. ;;JJ alieaJ.
3
•974
27-6
27^1
90
■136
NNE
1
10
Nim.
0
d m".
4
•971
28-8
28^5
95
•150
NXW
0
10
Mist
0
^J
5
•976
29 '1
28-6
91
■146
aw
0
9
K. str.
0
1 berg. Pancake ice.
6
•993
28^8
28 •!
88
■138
NV
0
9
K. str.
0
3 1.erys. ,, Swell N.N. E.
7
29^000
28 ^8
28-1
88
•138
NW
0-1 8 1
Cir. K.
0
Sea covered with pancake ice.
8
28^989
28^8
28^1
88
•138
N
0-1
9
Cir. K.
0
9
29^008
29^1
28^4
88
•140
NNW
0-1 9 1
Cir. K.
0
10
•002
29-8
28^9
85
•142
iNW
1
9
Cir. K.
0-1
11
•009
29^5
28 ^6
85
•139
N
1
0
0-1
Cirro-st. round horizon.
12
•28^9S7
29^3
28^0
78
•126
NNW
1
2
CirK.jCir.
0
Cirrus clouds on horizon.
13
•989
•29 ^2
27-8
77
•122
NW
2-3 1
9
K.
0
14
■978
29-4
28^0
77
•1-24
X
1-2 1
9
K.
0
15
•968
29-1
27-8
78
•124
NNE
2-3
10
Str.
0
16
•965
29-2
27^8
77
•122
N
9
10
Str.
0
17
•954
29^0
27 •«
79
•125
N
1-2
10
Str.
0
18
•956
29-0
27^8
79
-125
ENE
2-3
10
Str.
0
19
■941
29^0
27^5
75
-118
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0-1
20
•934
28^7
27-2
74
■115
NE
3
10
Str.
0 ,
21
■923
■28-3
27^1
78
■120
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
22
•905
28^0
27^0
80
•122
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0 111 icf.
23
•883
28^0
27-0
80
•r22
NE
2
10
Str.
...
0
Mdt.
•872
28^0
27-0
27^7
80
•1-22
NE
3
10
Sir.
0
In open water witli a few pieces of ice.
Means.
28-965
28^7
82^5
•129
1-C S-9
0^1
1
i;
MARCH 19. lat. 61° -22' S. long.' 42° 05' W. 1
i
1
■28^855
28^0
26 •S
69
•105
NIC
2-3
10
Str.
0
In open water.
2
•856
27^5
26^1
73
•109
NNE
3
10
Str.
0- 1
,, ,,
3
•842
27-3
26^1
76
•112
NE
2-3
10
Str.
0
4
•832
•27-0
26^0
79
•114
NE
2-3
10
Sir. ,
0
Auroral? light to S., in rather heav}' ice.
5
•804
26^2
25 •S
80
•111
N
1
10
Str.
0-1
Loose pack. 3 bergs.
6
•794
26^0
25^2
80
•113
NNE
2
10
Str.
0-1
Some very heavy ]>ack, passed 3 bergs.
7
•792
•26 ^6
•25 •&
79
•113
NNE
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
,, ,, ,, some small
8
•774
26^0
25 •S
83
•117
N
2-3
10
Str.
0
Northerly swell. [bergs.
9
•782
26^7
'25-S
81
•116
N
2-3
10
Str.
0
,, Steaming in pancake ice.
10
■789
26^0
25^2
80
•113
NNE
2
10
Str.
0
>i ■■ >>
11
•797
26-2
25 •S
84
•120
NNE
2-3
10
Str.
0
,> )i 1.
12
•797
26-2
25-1
75
•106
NE
2-3
10
Str
0-1
A few small liits of ice.
13
•820
27-0
25^8
75
•109
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
Heavy swell.
14
•831
27^1
26 ■O
78
•112
NE
1-2
10
Str.
1-2
,, In open water.
15
•842
27^1
26-2
81
•118
NE
2
10
Str.
0-1
,,
16
•843
28^1
27-2
83
•126
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0
17
•864
27-7
26 •g
84
•127
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
18
•896
27^5
27^0
90
•135
NNE
0-1
10
Niui.
0
'.'•^. In veiy heavy loose p.ick.
19
•901
27-6
•27-1
90
•136
NNE
1
10
MUt
0
-"^S .• '•
20
■914
27^8
27'3
90
•137
E
0-2
10
IMist
0
.;'- ^^^^
21
•921
28^0
27^5
89
•137
E
0-1
10
Mist
0
.*'- liX^"
22
■937
28'0
27.7
93
•143
E
0-1
10
Niiii.
0
^'' '•' '•• „
23
•947
28-3
28^0
95
•139
NE
0
10
Str.
0
In large pool of water. Ice all round.
Mdt.
•958
28^7
28^3
93
•146
NE
1-2 10
Str.
0-1
Ill large pool of w.-iter. Ice all round.
Considerable swell all day.
Means
28^850
•27-2
26^4
82^5
•121
1 6
1 -"^
0^2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
41
Wind, True.
Cloud.
•=
Hour.
Bar. at 32-
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
11
gd =
Eemarks.
Level.
c8 cS
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
MARCH 20, 190.3.
At noon,
lat. or 05' S. long. 43° 20' W.
1
28-954
29-0
28^4
89
■142
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
S and stars gleaming. Clearing overhead.
2
■959
29-3
28-7
90
■146
NNW
1
10
Str.
0
J gleaming faintly.
3
•962
27-8
27^5
94
■143
N
1
10
Str.
0
5 ,, ,, ^^ on water.
4
•924
26 •e
■26-5
98
■141
NE
2
10
Str.
0-1
i .; ., ^. N.E. swell.
6
•912
27-0
27-0
100
•147
XE
1
10
Str.
0-1
Low-lying fog.
6
•880
280
27^9
98
•150
NE
1-2
10
Nim.
0-1
-,i . Oue flat topiied berg.
7
•847
29 •S
29^5
95
•158
NE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-"r. Steaming tliroHgh heavy ice, 1 berg.
8
•824
31-3
31^0
96
•169
N
2-3
10
str. & mist
0
JJJj. Northerly swell.
9
•814
31 ^2
31 0
97
•171
NE
2
10
Str. & nii.st
0
;|j „ .. dm".
10
•778
3r8
31 5
96
•173
NNE
1
10
Str. & mist
0
11
•745
31^8
31 ^5
96
•173
NNE
2
10
Str. & mist
0
g« , , , ,
12
•711
31^1
31 •I
100
•175
N
2-3
10
Str. & mist
0
Jj« . • , ,
13
■664
31-0
310
100
•174
N
3-4
10
Mist
2
55*^
14
•612
32 •!
31^5
92
•169
N
4-5 10
Nim.
2
•
15
•540
32^1
317
95
■174
NW
5-6
10
Str.
3
Several bergs. ^
16
•519
32^0
31 ^6
94
•172
N
4-5
10
Str.
3-4
^g on water.
17
■500
32^0
31 ^6
94
■172
N
4-5
10
Str.
■ ••
3-4
Patches of blue at times.
18
■484
32^0
31^5
93
•170
N
5
10
Nim.
4-5
19
•449
31^8
31-S
94
•168
N
5
10
Str.
4-5
Clearing overhead.
20
•462
32^1
31 •S
92
•169
NNW
4-5
10
Str.
4-5
21
■434
31^4
31^2
97
•173
NNW
4-5
10
Str.
4-5
22
•411
31^5
31 •O
94
•166
NW
3-4
8
K. str.
4-5
Stars shining.
23
•398
31^2
30-9
96
•168
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
4-5
dm".
Mdt.
•396
30^8
30^0
88
•152
NW
4-6
10
Kin .
4-5
Meaus.
28 •674
30-6
30 '3
94^9
•163
...
3^0 ...
2^0
MARCH 21.
At noon,
close to Cape Dundas,
South Orkneys.
1
28^430
30^1
29^8
96
•159
NW
5
10
Nim.
5
Passed close to large berg.
2
•419
30^1
29-8
96
■159
NW
5
10
Nim.
4-5
-;•-
3
•427
30^1
29^7
94
•156
NW
4-5
10
Nim.
4-5
4
•467
■28 ^9
28^3
89
•142
W
3
10
Str.
5
Horizon S.W. to N.W. clear of cloud.
5
•472
28^9
28-1
86
•136
WSW
3-4
10
Str.
5
Some blue to W.S.W. horizon.
B
•499
28^5
27^7
85
•133
WSW
3-4
9
K. str.
5
Half dozen bergs.
7
■504
28^4
27^0
75
•116
sw
4
9
I^. str.
5
8
•552
27-9
•27 •O
82
•125
w
3
9
Str. K.
2-3
Stratus on horizon and patclies of blue.
9
•575
28^0
27^1
82
•125
W.-.W
4
10
Str, iiim.
5
10
■551
•26 •!
25 ■O
88
•125
w
5-6
7
K. str.
5
Some ice to S.S.W. y
11
•533
25-8
24^2
65
•090
w
3-5
6
K. .str.
6
12
•555
25^8
24^1
64
•088
w
4-5
5
Scud
Cir.
4
PackicetoW.S.W.
13
•616
25 ^3
23^7
64
•087
w
5
10
Str.
4
Cape Dundas bearing S.
14
•620
24^0
22^5
63
■080
WSW
4-5
10
Nim.
2-3
15
•630
23 ^4
22-8
84
•104
w
3
10
Str.
2-3
N.W. swell. 2 beigs.
16
•636
24 0
23-3
81
■104
w
4
10
Str.
2-3
Lying-to. Pack to W.
17
•664
24-4
■23 -7
82
•108
sw
3-4
10
Nim.
2-3
Swell. -:;-
IS
•652
25^3
24^5
81
•110
WNW
5
10
Nim.
7
Very heavy sea. -;'-
19
•677
25^2
24^0
71
•096
WNW
4-5
10
Nim.
7
-:'r
20
■691
26^1
24^6
67
•094
WW
5
10
Nim.
7
..'.0
21
•718
25^9
24-6
70
•098
WNW
4-5
10
Str.
7
Stars gleaming.
22
•708
25^2
24^1
74
•099
w
5-6
3
K.
7
/
23
•746
26^0
24-7
70
•099
w
4-5
7
K.
5
Mdt.
•731
26-0
24^8
72
■101
w
5-6
2
K.
5
/
Means.
28^586
26^6
■25-7
78-4
•114
4^3
8^6
4^8
VOL. II.
42
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wimi,
True.
Cloud.
—
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
O 3
til
Keiiiarl2 i
Direction.
Force.
Arat
Lower
■Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
At noou,
MARCH 22, 1903.
near Cape IJennett,
_.
South Orkneys.
1
28-774
25-8
24-7
74
•104
w
4-5
4
K.
4-5
q at times.
2
•784
25-5
24-9
86
•118
W
2-3
10
K.
3-4
3
•793
25-3
24-3
76
•104
w
2-3
9
K.
4
i
■779
25-0
•23 ^8
70
•094
w.sw
2
6
K.
3-4
5
•793
25^0
23^9
72
■097
wsw
1-2
9
K.
2
Westerly swell.
6
•808
24'5
23^2
68
•090
wsw
2
8
K.
3
Cape Dundas bearing .S. x W. Saddle
7
•813
25-3
24-1
72
•097
wsw
2
7
Str. * .flm.
Ci'r.
3
[Island beaiiiig about S.W.
8
•809
24-4
23 2
70
■092
NW
2-3
5
K.
3
[Lsland.
9
•825
24^9
23-3
63
•084
w
1-2
4
K.
0-1
Northerly swell. Steaming past Saddle
10
•839
25^0
23 •S
64
•087
wsw
2
3
K.
0-1
SJJ on horizon to S.
11
•820
23^0
22-0
72
•088
w
3
10
Mist
0-1
0 gleaming. JJS
12
•831
24^7
22^8
57
■075
SSB
1-2
10
Nim.
0-1
•,!
13
•849
21^0
20^0
70
•078
W.NW
2-3
10
Kim.
1-2
"r g.
U
•840
■20 •g
19-8
68
■075
WNW
3
10
Nim.
1-2
-;:-=>.
15
•869
20^8
19^7
68
•075
WSW
5-10
10
Nim.
1-2
r/^ f 4,-^ /.
16
•883
20^5
19-8
79
■086
SW
4-7
10
ilist
2
^vr-f:^'/.
17
•913
21 0
20 •O.
70
■078
wsw
3-6
10
Nim.
2
TV^+i^
18
•927
2r3
20-5
77
•087
E.SE
1
10
Nim.
1
19
•932
22-9
2r7
68
■083
N
1-2
9
Nim., K. str.
1
WindN.W. 5 at 19.5.
20
•971
22-3
2ro
65
■077
WSW
3-4
9
K.
2-3
21
•983
22^9
21 '2
57
•069
w
5
7
K.
2
?^-
22
•993
22-4
21-3
70
-084
w
5-6
8
K. St.. Nim.
2-3
■;;-/
23
29-040
22-2
21-4
77
•090
w.sw
2-3
10
Nim.
3
Mdt.
■069
21-2
20^4
76
•085
w
6-7
10
Nim.
3
-;'r. A few pieces of ice. y
Means.
28^872
23^2
22-1
70-4
•087
3-2
8^2
2.2
At noon,
MARCH 23.
to the south of Laurie Island,
South Orkneys.
1
29-091
22^0
21-0
71
•083
w
5-6
10
■Nim..K. str.
3
q- at times, force 8. S gleaming, y
2
•102
21-7
21^0
80
•091
w
7-8
4
K. str.
3-4
(f- at times, up to force 9. and stars
3
•116
22-0
21-2
76
•089
w
5-6
8
K.
3
D gleaming faintly. / [gleaming. /
4
•160
23-2
22-1
71
•087
SW
6
8
K. str.
3
Bright moonshine and stars. /
5
•170
23^2
22-3
76
•093
SW
6-7
2
Scud
3
Stream of ice. y
6
•221
23^5
22^6
76
•093
SW
5-6
10
Str.
3-4
/
7
•245
23-6
22-3
67
•084
ssw
5
4
Scud
2
Thick with snow before 7. -;-. probably
8
•269
23^8
22-0
57
•072
SW
3-4
8
K.
2-3
[off laud.
9
•281
23^0
22-5
85
•105
wsw
5-6
7
Nim. K.
4
/
10
•282
23^0
21-7
60
•080
SW
5
2
K.
3
Abreast of Spence Harbour.
11
•295
24 •»
22-2
47
-062
s
4-5
2
K.
1-2
12
•298
25^6
23-0
48
-066
var.
0-1
7
K.
0-1
13
•335
26-1
24-0
57
-080
SW
1-2
7
K.
...
0-1
14
•327
26^2
23-8
63
•073
w
1-2
10
K.
0
15
•316
28-6
26-6
67
•104
WNW
0-1
10
K.
...
0-1
16
•319
27^5
25^6
65
■096
WNW
1-2
5
K.
0
17
•309
29-8
27^5
66
•108
WNW
2-3
3
Cir.', "Cir.
0
Cirrus radiating S. and N. K. sti-. at
K.Cirstr.
[horizon.
18
•271
27-3
26^2
78
•115
NNW
3
10
Cir str.
0
19
•252
28^9
28^0
84
•131
N
3
10
Cir str.
0
20
-217
31-2
30-2
87
•153
ENE
2-3
10
K.
0
21
-166
30^1
•-9^5
91
•151
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
0-1
■5?
22
•110
31-0
30 0
85
•148
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
0-1
^l!
23
•059
31 •I
30 7
94
•165
NE
4
10
Nim.
...
0-1
Mdt.
•012
31 •I
31 0
99
•172
NE
4
10
Nim.
0
Sleet. 4-.. In ice.
Meaiis.
29-218
•26 ^2
24-9
72-7
•104
3-8
7^4
1-5
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
43
Wind, True. 1
Cloud.
c
Hour.
Bar. at 3-2°
aud Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
o S
s «
16
■210
31^8
31^2
93
•166
NV
4-5
10
Str.
1-2
1
in large open pool.
17
■235
3P7
3M
92
•165
w
5
10
Nim.
0
in pack. -;;-
18
•278
30-2
29^3
86
■145
w
6-8
10
Mist
0
,
y^" [N.W.
19
•360
28^1
26-9
77
■118
w
7-9
10
K.
0
,
,, ? y. Clearing to
20
•408
26^0
24-7
70
■099
w
8-9
3
K. str.
0
,
,, g y. [horizon.
21
■477
25^1
24^1
75
•101
w
7-8
0
0
y; .
,, q K. str. low down on
22
■534
25^1
241
75
•101
w
8-9
0
0
/■' ,
g [large berg.
23
■585
24-1
23-0
71
•092
w
8-9
9
K. str.
0
/= ,
, q. Just -weathered
Mdt.
■629
23^9
22 5
29^9
65
■083
WNW
7-8
1
K. str.
0
y' .
,, q. Northerly swell.
Means.
28-464
30-7
87^2
•153
4-9
8^5
r5
Mil
lRCH 25.
At noon,
off Cape Diindas, South Orkneys.
1
28^663
22^9
21 •S
70
•085
w
8-9
0
0
K. str. at horizon, q. Driving in rather
heavy pack. Northerly swell. _/^
2
•703
23 •?
22^2
63
•079
w
6-7
5
K. , ...
0
Driving in fairly heavy pack.
3
•738
24^2
23^0
69
•090
w
7-8
10
Str.
0
y-
4
•763
26^1
26^1
77
•108
w
6
10
Str.
0
Heavy swell. /
6
•787
27 ■S
26^0
75
•109
w
6
10
Str.
0
,, N. y
6
•812
28^9
27^2
71
•112
v
4-6
10
Str.
0
7
•834
30-0
28^2
72
•120
w
6
9
K. str.
2
,, Outside of ice. y
8
•838
29-1
27-8
78
•124
w
3
8
K. str.
3
In open water. Northerly swell.
9
■876
31^0
29^2
74
•131
wsw
2
0
2
,, 1. !, [8 miles.
10
■875
31^0
28^7
69
•121
wsvv
2
7
K.
1
,, Cape Dundas bearing N.W.
11
■881
30^5
28^9
76
■132
■vsvv
2
10
Str.
0-1
,, N.byW.
12
■865
30^5
29^0
77
•134
WNW
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
13
•866
29^5
28-9
90
■147
NW
1-2
10
Nim.
0-1
"•
14
•849
2^7
29^0
88
•146
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
,,
15
•842
29 6
29-0
90
•148
NW
0-1
10
Nim.
0
16
•830
30-0
29^3
88
•148
Calm
0
10
Str., nim.
0
^g on water all round.
17
•829
30^0
29^4
90
•150
NNE
0
10
Str.
0
18
■834
29-2
29^2
100
•161
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
-A
19
■849
28-8
28^1
87
•138
s
0-1
10
Nim.
0
20
•878
27^8
27-0
84
•127
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
Lying in Scotia Bay.
21
•911
26-7
26^0
85
•122
.s
0-1
10
Str.
0
22
•937
26^0
25^0
76
•107
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
23
•949
25^0
23^5
64
•087
sw
1-2
4
Str.
0
Mdt.
■964
24^9
23^4
64
•086
KW
1-2
7
Str.
0
Means.
28 ■841
28-0
26^9
78^2
•121
2^6
8^3
0^4
44
METEOEOLOGTCAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind,
rrue.
Cloud.
*o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
3S
Sa=°
Remarks.
Level.
>i
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
MARCH 26, 1903.
At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
1
28-993
25-0
23^7
68
-092
SW
0-1
10
Str.
0
2
29-012
24-7
23 •?
75
-100
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
S. swell.
3
•010
24-9
23^7
70
•095
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
9 ) ) )
4
■006
24-7
'23-8
77
•102
Calm
0
10
Str.,nim.
0
-;;-»
5
■28-999
24-9
24^0
77
•103
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
6
29-009
24-5
23^8
82
•108
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
-;:-»
7
•009
24-6
24^0
84
•112
Calm
0
10
Nlm.
0
8
■033
25-1
•24-2
77
•104
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
9
■027
26-0
25 0
76
•107
.SSE
0-1
10
Str.
0
jjg on hills.
10
■020
•25-0
•24-0
74
•100
S
0-1
10
Str.
0
11
■034
25-9
24^9
76
•107
S.ifE
0-1
■ 0
Str.
0
^ on hills.
12
■040
25-5
24^8
83
•114
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
13
-043
■25-5
24^7
81
•112
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
^ on hills. -;-r»
14
-049
24-7
23-7
75
■100
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
^1 gleaming.
15
•062
23-8
23-0
78
■098
.s
0-1
10
Str.
0
5^ on hills.
16
•066
23-8
■22-9
76
■098
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
-"■ 1 >
17
-081
22 9
22-0
75
■091
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
•;■;•'' cleai'ing to N.
18
•101
22-6
21-9
81
•097
s
0-1
10
Str.
0
19
•104
21-9
21-1
77
■090
.SSE
0-1
10
Str.
0
20
•129
21-9
21-4
86
•100
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
-"r
21
•141
22-4
2r7
81
•096
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
22
•152
21-5
21-0
86
•098
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
23
•161
21-2
20-5
79
•089
s
0
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
■165
-20-9
20-3
82
■092
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
Means.
29^060
23-9
23^1
78-2
•100
0-2
10
0-0
MA
RCH 27.
At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
1
29-180
'20-9
20^3
82
-092
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
2
-190
20-9
•20 ^3
82
-092
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
3
-190
20-9
20-2
79
-088
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
4
•182
21-1
'20-7
87
-098
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
5
-167
21-4
21-0
88
-101
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
6
-152
23^3
22-8
86
•107
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
F;unt N.E. air at times.
7
■147
•24-0
23-5
86
-111
NNW
0-1
10
Str.
0
8
■129
24-6
24 0
84
-112
NE
0-1
10
Str.
0
SSj on hills.
9
■099
■25-4
•24 -8
85
■117
E
1-2
10
Str.
0
10
■072
27-0
26-0
79
■114
ENE
0-1
10
Str.
0
>i 1 -■•■
11
■033
30-0
28 •S
80
■135
NE
0-1
10
Str.
0
.;'.
12
28^996
29-0
28^2
86
■136
Calm
0
10
Str.
0
13
■960
32-3
30-8
82
■150
NE
2
10
Nim.
0
.;;-
14
■933
32-6
31-1
83
■154
NE
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-■i [bay.
15
■934
32-4
31-5
89
-165
N
1-2
10
Str.
0
-.r . Mist on liills. Ice moving out of
16
■924
32-1
31-5
92
-169
NNW
2-3
9
Str.
0
Mist on hills.
17
■9-29
32^3
31-6
91
-168
NNW
2-3
10
Mist
0-1
Ice drifting quickly to S. ^"
18
-941
32^2
31-8
95
■175
NW
2
10
Mist
0-1
»K:
19
■947
32^1
31-7
95
■174
NW
0-1
10
Mist
0-1
'' •5^-
20
-955
33^0
32-3
92
•173
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
0-1
•
21
•944
33^7
33-1
93
•182
NW
1-2
10
Nim.
0-1
•
22
•945
•33 '0
32-6
95
•179
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
0-1
•
23
•932
33 •S
33-0
97
•184
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
0-1
•
Mdt.
•915
32^0
31-7
96
•175
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
4-1
(( #". Stars gleaming faintly.
Means.
29-000
28^3
27-6
87-7
•140
r2
10
0^2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
45
Wind, Tnie.
Clou.l. -3 1
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
itiiil Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
11
1 =-=
Remarks.
Level.
n
Direct ion.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper H "= ■/■ Q.
4
•537
■22-4
22^4
11)0
■120
s
1-4
10
Nil...
0
..•^-;;--^?.
5
■557
21 ■!
21 ■I
100
■111
s
1-3
10
Str.
0
- ->" q up to 5.
6
■579
20^4
20^4
100
■110
SE
0-3
10
Fog
0
->ct
7
■598
19^1
19-0
97
■100
S
0-3
10
Fog
0
-^ n" %" duriuK hour.
8
■632
18-4
18^4
100
■100
SE
0-3
10
Nim.
0
•,:-«+.?»■
9
■641
17-5
17^5
100
■096
SSE
1-3
10
Str.
0
-;:-" during hour. 4-," r/.
10
■669
16^2
15^9
90
■082
S
0-3
10
Str.
0
4-" '/■
]1
■663
15^0
14-8
92
■079
S
0-3
10
Str.
0
-;:-+,»?.
12
■680
14^9
14^5
87
■074
S
0-3
10
Str.
0
-:-r4-,j''.
13
■690
15^9
15^3
80
■071
s
1-3
10
Str.
0
:^ ?'>.
14
■678
15-1
14^7
86
■074
s
0-4
10
Nim.
0
■ ^q" -;:-.
15
■698
15^3
14^6
77
■067
sw
1-4
10
Nim.
0
16
■713
15^9
15^3
80
■071
sw
0-3
10
Str.
0
-^ -;;-»"> 1,
23
•832
15 9
15^7
94
•084
sw
0-1
10
Str.
>. .>
Mdt.
•832
14^9
14-7
93
•080
ssw
O-I
10
Str.
»> t>
Means.
28 •735
19^8
18^5
68^5
•071
0-9
8^5
]IARCH 3L At Scotia Bay, Soutli Orkneys.
1
28 •834
13^9
13^7
93
•076
ssw
0-1
10
Str.
2
■838
12^9
12^9
100
•078
.ssw
0-1
10
Str.
3
■838
l-2^5
12^4
97
•074
ssw
0-1
10
Str.
Rather gust}' at times.
4
■840
iri
11-0
97
•069
sw
0-2
10
Str.
5
•845
9-9
9-9
100
•067
ssw
0-2
10
Str.
6
•843
8-7
8^5
93
•059
s
1-2
10
Str.
7
■848
7^7
7^6
96
•059
ssw
2-3
9
K.
8
•857
7-9
7-9
100
•062
s
0-1
9
Str.
i
•880
7^7
7^1
80
■049
sw
2-3
10
Str.
10
•888
7^7
7^7
100
■061
sw
1-2
10
Str.
cc
11
901
7^7
7 '7
100
■061
sw
1-2
10
Str.
oo
12
•900
6-9
6^7
91
■054
sw
2-3
10
K.
13
•906
6^9
6^8
97
•057
sw
2-3
10
K.
14
•906
7-4
7-1
90
■054
sw
1-2
10
K. St.
15
•907
7^7
7^6
83
■057
sw
1-3
10
K. St.
oo
16
•949
6^9
6^9
100
■059
sw
2-3
10
K.
oo
17
•963
?■!
7-1
100
■060
sw
1-2
10
K. St.
18
•984
7^0
7^0
100
■060
sw
1-2
10
Str.
19
•998
7^4
7-3
97
■058
sw
1-2
10
Str.
20
29^002
7^6
7-5
97
■059
sw
1-3
10
Str.
q".
21
•017
7^9
7^8
97
■060
sw
1-3
10
Str.
22
•033
7^9
7^8
97
■060
sw
0-2
10
Str.
q".
23
•046
7^9
7^9
100
■062
sw
1-3
8
Str.
qO.
Mdt.
•069
8^1
8^1
100
•062
sw
0-2
lu
Str.
'I'-
Means.
28 •9^20
8^5
8-4
96^0
•061
1^5
9^8
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
47
Wind, True,
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Hea.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
3i
tii
Remarks.
1
Level.
^2
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
NOVEMBER, 27 1903.
3 miles north of Dibden
South Orkneys.
Islands,
14
28-895
29^0
27^0
67
■106
.sw
3-4 8
Str.
2-3
15
•920
28^8
•26-5
62
■099
_ S3V
.3-4 1 10
Str.
2-3
16
•930
28 ^8
26^5
62
•099
SW
3-4
10
Str.
17
•H20
28 ■S
27 •S
86
•136
wsw
2
10
Str.
18
•924
29-0
28^8
96
•154
sw
1-2
10
Str.
'/c
20
•916
28 3
27^7
88
■137
xw
1-2
10
Nim.
-•'!
21
•903
30^0
28 •S
74
•123
.NW
0-1
10
Nim.
--'r
22
•896
28 ■o
28 0
91
•142
N
0-1
10
Nim.
'/>
23
•871
29^0
28^5
91
•145
N
0-1
10
Nim.
.;;-
Mdt.
•861
29^5
29^0
92
•l.'-.O
y
0-1
10
Nim.
....0
NOVEMBER 28.
At noon,
lat. 59° 43' S. long. 48°
10' W.
1
28-841
30^3
30 0
95
•161
NNW
0-1
10
Mist
0-1
^-x"
2
■839
32 1
32-1
100
•183
Calm
0
10
Mist
0-1
3
•821
31 ■!
31^0
99
•172
Calm
0
10
Mist
0
^^-;;-
4
•807
31^0
30^8
96
•168
Calm
0
10
Mist
0
^S^. No ice seen since 9 p.m
last night.
S
•787
31 ^2
3ro
97
■171
N
1
10
Mist
0
J%S;
6
•770
31-4
31^4
100
•177
NNW
0-1
10
Mist
0
5^
7
•775
31^9
31^9
100
■181
Calm
0
10
Mist
0-1
J^ 7.30. © gleaming.
8
-755
32^8
32^8
100
•187
Calm
0
10
Fog
0
^KS;
9
•742
33 •O
32 9
99
•186
E
0-1
10
Mist
0
10
•754
36 ■O
34-8
89
•189
E
0
10
Mist
0-1
•VW^
11
•743
326
32-5
99
•184
E
0-1
10
Mist
0
-^^v>.
12
■765
34^0
33-6
96
•188
N
0-1
10
Fog
0-1
®^
13
•761
34-3
34^0
97
•192
Calm
0
10
Fog
2
SSvi
14
■751
34^0
33-5
95
; ■186
sw
0-1
10
Fog
3
Sft*
15
•762
33^0
32^4
93
■17.T
w
0-1
10
Mist
0-1
-v^^.v
16
•765
33 •O
32-5
94
■177
sw
1
10 i Str.
3
oo^
17
•767
33 •.T
33^0
94
•182
.>w
0-1
10 Str.
3
ca
18
■777
33^7
33^1
93
•182
sw
0-1 10
Str.
0-1
19
•787
33 ^8
33^2
93
•182
Calm
0
10
Fog
1
XS .;;. «
20
•791
32-8
325
97
•181
wsw
0-1
10
Nim.
1
JSsS .;'j «
21
■780
32 0
32^0
100
•182
sw
1-2
10
Str.
2-3
^iCo
22
•794
32^0
32^0
100
•182
wsw
2
8
Str.
2
23
•797
32-0
32^0
100
■182
wsw
2-3
10
Str.
2
Mdt.
•796
29 •o
28-5
83
•138
w
1-2
10
Fog
2
wvv
Means.
28-780
32^5
32 ^2
96^2
•179
0^6
9^9
ro
NOVEMBER 29.
At noon,
lat. 58° 28' S. long. 51°
56' W.
1
28^777
31 ■e
31^1
94
•168
WNW
1
10
Str.
2
2
•774
32^3
32^1
98
•180
NW
1-2
10
Str.
2
3
•772
33^1
33-0
99
■187
NW
1-2
10
Mist
2
^*
4
•764
33-1
32^8
96
•182
W
2
10
Str.
2
•
5
•767
3-2 -9
32^6
97
•182
W
2-3
10
Str.
2
6
■778
32 9
32 ■e
97
•182
W
2-3
10
Str.
2
7
•798
32^2
32 ■O
98
•179
W
3
10
Str.
2-3
8
•796
322
32-0
98
■179
W
4
10
Str.
2
1
9
■799
31 ^8
31^8
100
•180
w
4
10
Str.
2
© gleaming brightly.
10
•789
31 ■S
31^5
100
•178
W
3
9
Str.
2
11
•817
33-8
31 •g
81
■156
W
2
10
Str.
1-2
© shining.
12
•820
31 ^8
31 •S
100
•180
w
2-3
6
Cum.
1-2
© „
13
•812
32^0
31^6
94
•172
sw
2
7
Str.
Cir str.
0-1
© „
14
•813
32^3
30^8
82
•150
w
3-4
6
Cum.
2
© „
15
•820
33^9
31^5
76
•148
w
3
10
Cum.
2
© „
16
•801
34-4
32^0
76
•153
ssw
1
7
Str.
2
© „
17
■796
34 ^8
32 5
78
•158
SB
1
3
Str.
2
© ..
18
■801
33^7
31 ^8
80
•155
Calm
0
7
Cum.
Cir str.
2
© ,,
19
•820
32^8
30^9
79
•147
SE
1
8
Str.,Cm. str.
2-3
3 ..
20
•820
32^6
30^8
79
•147
ESE
1-2
10
Cum str.
2-3
21
•826
3-2 ■O
30^0
75
•137
ESE
1-2
10
St. 4 Cm. St.
2
22
•803
32-0
29-2
67
•121
SE
1-2
9
str.
1-2
23
■818
32-0
30^0
75
•137
ESB
2
9
Str.
2
Mdt.
•840
320
300
7^
•137
ESE
2
10
Str.
1-2
Means.
28 ■801
3 2^7
31 ■S
87 ^2
•162
2^0
8^8
1^9
48
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True.
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32=
ami .Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
itemarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Sjiec,
Upper
Spec.
<
NOVEMBER 30. 1903.
At noou,
lat. 57° 10' S. long. '>')"
35' W.
1
28-843
31 ^8
29-8
75
-135
ESE
2-3
4
Cmn str.
Cir.
2
2
■846
31-9
■29-8
74
-134
ESE
2
8
Cum str.
2
3
■860
32^0
29^6
71
■129
SSE
3
9
Cum str.
2
4
■889
3r9
29^4
70
■ns
SE
1-2
9
Cm.,Cin. str.
2
5
•907
31 ■»
29^0
68
-I-23
.SE
2
9
Cum str.
1-2
6
■914
3V3
29^0
70
■124
ESE
2
10
Cum str.
2
7
•931
31 •O
29-2
74
-131
ESE
2
10
Sir.
1-2
8
•929
30^3
29^0
80
-136
ESE
2
10
Str.
2
9
■944
30^3
29 ■I
81
•139
E
2
10
Str.
1-2
-/'
10
•947
29^2
•28 ■S
93
•150
E
2-3
10
Niiii.
1-2
-;■-
11
•965
28 ■g
■28 ■S
98
■157
ESE
2-3
10
Nini.
1-2
-;;-
12
■969
29^0
28^9
98
•157
SE
2-3
10
Nim.
2
-;;-
13
•981
29^0
28-8
96
•154
SE
2-3
10
Nim.
1-2
-;': 5 gleaming.
14
•996
29^7
29-0
88
•146
SE
2-3
10
Cum.
Cir.
2
15
■996
29^7
28^8
85
•141
SSE
3
2
Cum.
2
0 shining.
16
29-012
30^8
29^3
78
•136
SSE
2
8
Cir cum.
2
® „
17
•037
30-8
29^.T
81
■140
SE
2
9
Cum str.
2
18
•052
30 •S
29^9
87
■150
SE
3
10
Cum str.
2
19
•066
30^8
29-5
81
■140
SE
2
10
Cum str.
1-2
20
•074
31-1
29-5
77
■136
SE
2-3
9
Cm.. Cm. str.
2
21
•083
31 ■O
•30 •O
85
•148
ssw
3
10
Str.
3
22
■086
31^0
30-0
85
•148
.s
3
10
Str.
3
23
■115
SVa
■29-5
74
■132
s
3
10
Str.
3
Mdt.
■112
31 ■S
29^9
79
•141
Sff
2
10
Cum str.
3
Means.
28^982
30^7
■29 •S
81^2
•140
2-4
9-0
2^0
r
)ECEMBER 1.
At noon,
lat. 54° 55' S. long. 57'
28' W.
1
29^118
30^0
290
S3
■140
8
3
ic
Str.
3
2
•r28
31-5
29-9
79
■140
ssw
3
10
Str.
3
3
•126
31-5
30-0
80
■142
ssw
3
10
Str.
3
4
•146
31-6
30^2
81
■146
ssw
3
9
Cum.
3
5
■163
32-1
29 ■$
72
■132
s
2-3
8
Cum.
cir.
2
3 sliiuing.
6
■170
32 3
30^1
74
■137
ssw
2-3
3
Cum.
2-3
® ,, Passing # sliower to W. |
7
■167
31^2
29^8
80
•141
sw
2-3
2
Cuui.
2-3
® .,
8
•166
33 ^2
3r2
79
•149
s
3
3
Str.
2-3
Si ,,
9
■174
33 ^6
3r7
80
•154
s
2-3
5
Cum.
Cir cum.
2
10
■175
34-0
3r3
74
•144
sw
2-3
3
Cmn & Si-mi.
2-3
11
•186
•34 ■O
31 0
71
•138
s
3
6
Str.
3
Showery in W.
12
•20S
34-3
320
77
•154
ssw
2-3
9
Cm.ft Cm.at.
2-3
13
•209
34-9
32^3
76
■154
s
2
10
Cm.& Cm. St.
...
2
14
•217
35-6
32^7
74
•155
s
1-2
9
Ciii.i Cm.st.
1-2
Lower clouJs moving N. V.
15
-207
35^4
32-0
70
■146
s
2-3
8
Cum & str.
3
0 shining.
16
-221
36-0
32 8
72
■155
sw
3
4
Cum.
3
17
-2-22
35 ■S
32 ■S
74
■154
s
1-2
7
Cm.i Om.st.
2
Sliowery in V.
18
-235
34-3
32^5
82
■163
s
1-2
6
Cm.& Cm.st.
1-2
in S.AV. and N.
19
-260
33 ■S
32^7
88
■172
SSE
2-3
10
Cm.& Cm.st.
2
20
•236
3o^3
34^0
88
•181
s
2-3
9
Cum.
3
21
•247
34^8
33-2
84
•170
SSE
3
9
Cum.
3
22
•241
33 ■O
32'0
89
•167
SE
2-3
5
Str.
2
23
•258
34^0
32 0
79
•156
SSE
0-1
7
Str.
1
Mdt.
•257
32^5
32-5
100
•185
SW
3
3
Niiu.
2
Means.
29^197
33 -n
3r5
794
•153
2 5
7^1
2^4
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
49
Wind, True. i
Cloud.
O
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
til
Remarlis.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
imt.
Lower
Sptc.
Upper
Spec.
<
DECEMBER 2,
,„^.. At uoou,
•'"■ • lat. 52° 11' S. long. 57° 55' W.
1
29'265
32^5
32^0
94
•174
SE
1
6
Sti.
1
2
•260
34
0
33 0
89
•176
sw
3
9
K.
3
3
■249
33
5
330
94
•182
w
2-3
8
K. ftr.
3
4
•2.'i6
33
1
31^8
85
•162
SSE
2-3
5
Cir.
2
5
•253
34
0
31-9
79
•154
SSE
2
1
C'ir.
2
©
6
•268
35
6
32-8
75
•156
S
2
2
k.
Cir.
2
®
7
•278
35
9
33-0
75
•158
SSW
2
9
K.
2
©
8
•310
36
5
34^0
78
■170
SW
1-2
2
Str.
1
9
•272
37
2
34^2
76
•166
SW
1-2
1
K.
1-2
®
10.30
•275
40
0
36 •S
71
•177
SSE
0-1
5
Cir.
1
©
11
•284
41
0
36-0
64
•164
SSE
0-1
1
Cir.
1
©
1-2
•268
40
2
.35 •S
65
•ley
Calm
0
2
.It
Cir itr.
2
s
13
•270
40
8
36^5
69
•175
NNE
2
3
Cir. K.
1-2
©
U
•250
38
2
35 2
76
•174
NE
1-2
6
K. str.
Cir.
1-2
©
15
•249
88
9
35 •S
72
■170
NE
1-2
5
Cir. & Cir. K.
0-1
©
16
•261
38
9
S5^8
76
■179
NE
2
5
Cir. K.
0-1
©
17
•230
39
0
36 •O
77
•181
NE
2
10
k'.
2
18
•230
39
8
37^0
78
•191
NE
2
8
Str.
1-2
19
•216
39
8
36-5
75
•183
NE
2
8
Str.
1-2
20
•206
39
9
36-0
70
•173
WNW
2-3
4
Cir.
1-2
21
•202
40
8
38-5
82
•209
NNW
2-3
2
k'.
Cir. K.
0
22
•181
40
8
38 0
78
•199
Calm
0
6
Cir. K.
0
At anchor.
23
•162
40
9
37^3
73
•186
NNW
0-1
6
Cir. K.
0
Mat.
•145
410
37^5
74
76-9
•189
•175
NNW
0-1
7
...
Cir. K.
0
Means.
29^243
38^0
35 •I
1^6
5^0
DECEMBER
3. At Port Stanley, Falkland Islands.
1
29^118
41-5
38^0
74
•193
W
1-2
9
K.
Moon gleaming.
2
•082
42-0
38^5
75
•199
N
2-3
10
Str.
3
•051
39^8
38-5
90
•219
NNE
3
10
Nim.
•
4
■013
41 •S
40^1
91
•234
NE
0-1
10
Str.
Lower clouds nioviiit; N.W.
5
28^997
41^8
41^4
97
•266
NW
0-1
10
Str.
...
6
•936
42 8
41^6
91
•249
NW
2-3
10
K. str.
... 0 gleaming.
7
•969
43 •S
41^8
86
•246
WNW
2-3
9
K. str.
Cir str.
... , ©. Halo.
7.15
•96C
44^0
41-5
81
•234
NW
1-2
10
Cir.
... ®. Halo.
8
•952
44^7
42^0
80
•236
NW
1-2
10
k'.
8.7
•952
44^0
4r9
83
•242
NW
3
10
K.
9
•924
43^7
41^6
84
•240
NNW
1-2
10
Nim.
•
12
•877
44-8
42^0
79
•235
N
4-5
10
Nim.
... ,0. Obs. at 10 and 11 omitted
13
•858
44-3
41^8
81
•237
N
2-3
9
K.
...
16
•803
42^3
41^0
90
•242
NNE
4
10
Nlni.
.. t
: •
20
•784
41^0
40^0
«2
•235
NE
4
10
Nim.
... •
Mdt.
•796
41^2
40^3
93
•240
NE
4
10
Nim.
... •
DECEMBER
4. At Port Stanley.
4
2S^877
41^8
40^3
88
•234
E
4
10 Nim.
•
DECEMBER
5. At Port Stanley.
8
29^660
44^2 410
76
•222
WNW
2
1
K.
...
®. Bright weather most of forenoon.
A^ 12.25.
DECEiMBER
6. At Port Stanley.
8
29 •261
43^8
42^0
86
•246
SSW
1-2
10 Nim.
•
VOL. II.
50
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
■Wind, True. | Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
Kemarks.
Level.
i^fi
Direction.
Force. Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
OCOo
<
DECEMBER 7,
1903.
At Port Stanley.
24
29-606
43-2 42^0
90
•253
Calm
0
0
DECEMBER
8.
At Port Stanley.
4
29-602
40 '9
39-8
91
•233
w
0
9
0
Cu-.&Cirstr.
8
•537
48^3
46-7
89
•299
NW
0-1
10
K. str.
DECEMBER
9.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-436
39^8
39-2
96
•232
SW
4
9
Nim.
A
12
•454
4r8
41-5
98
•258
sw
6
8
K.
4-5
16
■550
42^8
42-5
98
•268
SW
6-7
8
K.
5
20
-643
43^0
4^-0
92
•255
sw
5-6
1
K.
6-7
?•
DECEMBER
10.
At noon,
lat. 48° 22' S. long. 56° 49' W.
8
-29-902
45-8
45-3
96
•297
sw
4-5
8
K.
4
12
-982
46-0
45-8
99
•306
wsw
4
J.
Cir. K.
4
16
30-025
46-8
46-6
98
•316
wsw
3
2
Cir. K.
2-3
20
-026
45-0
45-0
100
•299
NW
2-3
2
Cir str.
2
24
29-968
45-0
45-0
100
■299
NNW
1
0
...
2
DECEMBER
11.
At noon,
lat. 46° 14' S. long. 56° 10' W.
8
29-778
50-0
47-0
80
•286
NW
7
3
Cir.
5
12
-803
49-8
48-6
91
328
NW
6-7
4
Cir str.
5
16
•863
50-2
49-4
95
•343
W
3-4
2
Cir str.
4
20
-945
50-0
49-0
93
•334
SW
0-1
1
Cir.
3
DECEMBER
12.
At noon,
lat. 44° 8' S. long. 57° 30' W.
8
29-990
51-8
50^5
91
•351
NNW
3
3
Cir str.
2
12
-964
51-5
51^4
99
•378
N
3
2
Cir str.
2
16
•940
53-0
52^9
99
•400
NSW
3-4
0
2-3
20
•937
50-8
49-6
91
■341
NNW
3
0
...
2
DECEMBER
13.
At noon,
lat. 42° 30' S. long. 59° 18' W.
8
30^009
51-0
51 •O
100
■374
NNW
3
2
Cir. K.
2-3
12
•005
53-0
53^0
100
•403
NW
3
4
Cir. K.
Cir str.
2-3
16
•025
53-4
53^4
100
•409
N
2
4
Cir. K.
2
20
•068
52-2
52^2
100
•391
NNE
1-2
0
1-2
24
•150
52-0
52-0
100
•388
NE
0-1
0
1-2
DECEMBER
U.
At noon,
lat. 40° 32' S. long. 58° 33' W.
8
30^193
54-2
54^2
100
•421
NE
1-2
0
0-1
12
•220
56-0
55^8
99
•443
NNE
2
3
Cir. K.
1-2
16
•209
57-0
56^7
98
■456
NNE
2
0
1
20
•188
57-0
56^7
98
■456
NE
3-4
3
Cir. E.
1-2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
51
Wind, True. 1 Cloud. |
■s
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
U'et.
iuni.
1
1
%?,1
BemarkB.
1
1
Level.
> 1 Direction.
?"orce. Amt.
Lower
•Spec.
Upper
Spec.
r
DECEMBER 15, 1903. ^^^
02 Cape Corrientes.
38° 24' S. long. 57° 42' W.
8
30-213
61-5
61 0
97
•528
NE
3
2
Clr. K.
1
12
•172
62-3
61-0
92
•516
NE
3-4
6
Cir. K.
1-2
17
•152
62-3
61 ■S
94
•527
NE
3-4
6
...
Cir str.
2
20
•117
630
62^0
94
•540
NE
4
7
...
Cir str.
2-3
DECEMBER 16.
Off Cape Corrientes.
8
30 177
62-0
62^0 100
•556
NE
3
1
Cir str.
2
12
•1-16
63-0
62-7 98
•565
NE
4
6
k.
1-2
16
•088
64-3
63 ■S 94
•566
NE
4-5
0
3
20
•088
62-3
62^0 98
-553
NE
2-3
6
Cir. K.
2-3
DECEMBER 17.
Off Cape Corrientes.
8
30-088 ■ 62-0
61^1
95
■524
NE
3-4
9
K.&K.st.
2-3
12
•075 , 63 •S
63-2
99
■578
NE
4-5
9
K.
• • t
2-3
16
•008
64-3
64^3
100
■602
NE
3-4
8
K.
2-3
20
•020
65-0
650
100
•617
NE
1-2
10
K. str.
2
DECEMBER 18.
Off Cape Corrientes.
8
29-952
64-0
64^0
100
■596
NE
2-3
10 , Nim.
2-3
•
12
•904
66-2
66^2
100
■643
NE
3
10
Nim.
2-3
•
16
•840
65-8
65-7
99
■630
NNE
2-3
10
Str.
'2
20
•803
66-2
66^2
100
■643
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
2-3
•
DECEMBER 19.
Off Cape Corrientes.
8
29^594
65-0 65^0
100
■617
ENE
2
10
Nira.
3
•
12
•352
66^5 66^5
100
■650
NE
2
10
Str.
3
16
-397
67^5 67^0
97
•652
WNW
3-4
9
Nira.&K.
3
9. Pas:5ing showers since noon. |
20
■487
65^3 65^0
98
•612
W
4-5
10
Nim.
3
•
24
•563
65-2 65^0
99
■614 NW
2-3
2
DECEMBER 20.
Off Cape Corrientes.
8
29-637
m-6
63-4
82
■535
wsw
1-2
0
1-2
12
-729
70^0
66^0
78
■576
ssw
2-3
0
...
2
16
-863
65^8
62^0
79
■499
ssw
4-5
0
3
20
-945
64 •S
62^0
85
•617
,s
3-4
0
3
24
■985
64^0
62-2
89
•532
SE
3
1
Str.
3
DECEMBER 21.
Orty Banli.
8
30-015
65^0
63 0
88
•544
NE
2
3
Cir. K.
0-1
10
-031
67-6
64-9
85
•573
E
1-2
4
Cir. K.
0-1
12
-024
66-9
65-2
90
■595
E
1-2
5
Cir. K.
0-1
16
29-945
67-8
66-7
93
•636
E
3
3
Cir. K.
1-2
20
■904
70^8
j 70^0
95
•718
E
3
0
1-2
DECEMBER 2-2.
Orty Bank.
8
29-906 i69-5
69-5
100
•720
NNE
0-1
8
K.
0
12
■868
74-4
73 ■O
92
•785
NNW
0-1
6
Cir. K.
0
16
-786
77^5
75^0
86
■819
Calm
0
4
Cir. K.
0
20
-794
74-3
74^3
100
■848
NE
1-2
1
Cir str.
0
52
METEOEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
.o 1
Wind, True. Cloud.
>-
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and .Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
|i
%i1
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force. lAnit.
1 1
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
DECEMBER 23,
1903.
At Buenos Aires.
4
29-786
71-0
74^0
100
-840
NNW
1-2
1
Cir.
6
•817
74-6
74-0
96
-828
WNW
1-2
0
8
•839
76-0
75-0
94
•848
NNW
1
2
Cir.
12
■806
79-0
790
100
•990
N-W
1-2
2
K.
Cir str.
16
•781
79-0
78-0
95
•937
Calm
0
10
Str.
18
•740
78^3
76-0
88
-852
Calm
0
10
Str.
20
•751
78^0
76-0
89
•857
E
0-1
10
K.
DECEMBER
24.
At Buenos Aires.
8
29-765
in
73-5
80
•754
N
2
1
Cir.
12
■695
84^0
790
76
•888
Calm
0
1
Cir str, cir.
JANUARY 22,
190i.
At noon,
lat. 35° 11' S. long. 57° 1' W.
8
29-987
68 -S
w.s-iv
3
4
K.
C
r.
©
9
30-019
70-1
S8E
3
2
K.
®. Lower clouds moving N.N.W.
10
■045
69^3
.SSE
3
4
K.
© „ „ ,, N.N.W.
11
■060
7r8
S.SE
3
2
K.
® ,, ,, ,, N.N.W.
12
■063
70-9
SSE
3
3
K.
© ,, ,, ,, NN.W.
13
•049
73-0
63-0
54
•443
.S
2
0
0-1
©
14
■039
73^0
61 ^6
50
-406
SE
2
0
0
©
15
•026
71^2
62^5
58
•448
SE
1-2
0
0
©
16
■012
71-0
62-6
59
-453
.SE
1
0
0
©
1/
•015
72^6
62 ^3
53
■428
E
2
0
0
©
18
•020
7r8
622
56
•434
E
1-2
0
0
©. 00 toward E. liorizou.
19
•034
70^6
62-2
60
-446
E
2
0
0
20
-047
70-3
62-2
61
•449
SSE
1
0
0
21
•069
70-1
62^8
64
-469
SE
1-2
0
0
22
•066
70-0
62^8
64
•470
ESE
1-2
0
0
23
•070
69-8
62^3
63
•457
ESE
1-2
0
0
Mdt.
•084
69^7
63^0
66
•479
ESE
1-2
0
0
JANUARY 2
3.
At noon,
lat. 36° 57' S. long. 55° 45' W.
1
30^060
69^3
62-8
66
•477
.■perclouds from E.
15
•788
51 8
49^6
85
■328
sw
5
5
Nim.
Cir. K.
4
• 14.50 to 15.30.
16
■795
62 ^8
50-3
83
■333
sw
5
4
K. nim.
Cir. ■
4
®. Upper clouds from S.AV,
17
■815
51-2
49 5
89
■333
sw
5
5
Nim.
Cir. K.
4
0. „ „ N.
18
•837
52-2
48-6
77
■299
s
6
8
K. nim.
3
T-
19
•856
53-0
50-5
83
•335
SSW
4-5
8
K. nim.
3
20
•898
53-3
48-8
71
■292
sw
4-5
8
K. nim.
3
21
•927
50-8
47-0
75
"278
s
4-5
3
K.
3
1-
22
•931
51 0
47-0
74
276
SSE
4
7
K.
3-4
23
•946
50-0
47-0
80
•286
s
4
10
Nim.
3-4
Mdt.
■950
51-8
48-0
75
■290
SE
4
4
K.
3-4
Means.
29-818
52-9
49^2
76-2
•306
4^7
5-5
3-2
J
AN!
JARY ^
7.
At noon,
lat. 43° 33' S. long. 55° 7' W.
1
29'955
52-3
50^0
84
•331
SSE
4
8
K.
3
2
■972
50-0
47-8
85
-304
SSW
3
10
Nim.
3
•
3
30-002
50-0
49-0
93
•334
s
4
10
Nim.
4
• ?■
4
-045
5va
49^2
85
•324
SE
2
5
Nim.
1
•
5
■075
52-0
50^2
87
•340
SSK
1-2
4
K. nim.
1-2
©
6
-087
54'1
50^1
75
•311
SS I'.
1-2
6
K.&K.st.
1-2
©
7
■112
53 -a
51-3
83
-345
SSW
2
6
K. nim.
C r!'K.
2
©
8
•123
54-3
51 •S
80
•339
sw
1-2
5
K. nim.
1-2
©
9
•151
54-9
51^2
76
■331
SSW
1-2
6
K.
Cir'str.
©
10
-164
54-9
51 •O
80
•349
SSW
1-2
7
K.
Cir str.
©. Upper clouds from S.S. W.
11
-175
54-7
50^8
76
■323
SSW
1
8
K.
Cir str.
© „ „ S-W.
12
■189
54-7
51^8
81
•349
SSW
1-2
10
K.
Cir str.
© „ „ s.s.w.
13
-200
54-8
51^0
76
•327
WSW
1-2
6
K.
Cir str.
0
14
-191
54-0
49-1
70
•290
SSW
1-2
9
K.
Cir str.
©
15
•169
54-0
49-0
69
•288
SSW
1-2
7
K.
Cir str.
©. Upper clouds from S. E.
16
•171
53^8
49-5
73
•302
sw
2
3
K.
Str.
2
©
17
-163
53^8
49-3
72
•297
SW
2
2
K.
2
©
18
-166
54^1
50-2
75
•314
sw
4
2
K. str.
2
©
19
•181
54-8
51-5
79
■340
sw
4
6
K. .str.
2-3
©
20
-166
55 ■O
52-2
82
•354
wsw
4-5
6
K. str.
2-3
21
-156
55^2
52-6
84
•363
sw
3-4
10
K. str.
i
2-3
22
•131
56-0
54-0
87
•391
wsw
3
10
K. str.
3-4
23
•126
56^3
54-3
87
•395
sw
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
Mdt.
•101
56 ^3
54-3
87
•395
sw
4
10
K. str.
...
3-4
Means.
30^124
54-0
50-9
80^2
-335
2-5
6-9
... 1 20
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
55
Wind, True,
Cloud.
O
Bar.
Hour. aiM
at 32°
Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
as
Remarks.
Le
vel.
a S
Directikjn.
Force.
.mt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
JANUARY 28,
1904.
At noon,
lat. 45° 31' S. long. 55° 21'
w.
1 30
096
67^0
55^0
87
405
sw
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
2
076
56 •S
54^7
89
■411
S'W
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
3
050
56 •S
55 ■O
90
■412
sw
3-4
7
K.
3-4
4
062
56^5
,55 ■O
90
■412
wsw
4
9
K. str.
3-4
5
067
56 •i
55 0
92
■410
wsw
4
9
K.
3
6
069
55^6
54^4
92
■408
wsw
3-4
9
K.
3
®
7
093
55-2
54^1
93
■404
sw
2
5
Nim.
Cir str.
2
0
8
098
55 •D
54 ^7
95
•418
ssw
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
9
094
55^2
54 ■O
92
•401
ssw
1-2
10
K. str.
1
10
099
55 ^3
53-4
87
•383
ssw
1-2
7
K. sti^.
1
®
11
105
55 0
53-0
87
•375
ssw
2
10
K. str.
1
12
10.5
55^5
53^2
85
•376
ssw
1
9
Str.
1
13
097
56-8
53 ^7
80
•372
ssw
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
14
077
57-2
64^0
80
•375
ssw
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
15
063
550
52^8
86
•370
sw
1
10
Str.
0
16
052
55^4
53^5
88
•385
.sw
1
10
K. str.
0
17
050
54^4
52 8
90
•378
sw
1
10
K. str.
0
18
051
55^8
51 ^3
90
•402
w
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
19
053
56 0
54^8
92
•413
KW
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
20
046
55^6
54^6
93
•414
NW
'2
7
Cir str.
0-1
21
045
56-0
54^7
91
•411
KW
2
2
Cir. K.
0-1
22
044
55^3
54^0
91
■399
w
2
9
K.'s'tr.
1
23
036
55 ^2
54^0
92
•401
w
2
10
K. str.
1
Mdt.
002
54'5
53 ■O
90
•381
WNW
1-2
7
8-8
Str.
1
Means. 30
068
£6^7
54 ■!
89^2
■397
2^0
1-i
.J
ANl
JAEY -2
9.
At noon,
lat. 47° 47' S. long. 56° 08'
w.
1 30
•005
54^8
53^0
88
■378
WNW
1-2
10
K. str.
1
2 29
•972
54-4
52^2
85
■362
WNW
1-2
6
K. str.
1
3
•958
54^3
52 ■S
90
■379
WNW
o
6
K.
1
4
952
54-1
52^4
88
■370
W
1
1
CirrK.
0-1
5
■940
54^0
52-2
87
■366
w
1-2
0
0-1
0. Cir cum. and Cir str. round horizon. |
6
•921
54^8
52-9
88
■376
WNW
2
2
Cir str.
1
0
7
920
65-2
53^2
87
■379
NW
2
1
Cir str.
1
0
8
•902
55-4
53 3
87
■379
WSW
1
9
sir.
Cir str.
1
0. Upper clouds from S. W.
9
•855
55^3
53 ^2
86
■378
NW
1-2
7
Str.
Cir.
1
0. „ „ „ S.E.
10
•845
55-5
54-0
90
■397
WNW
2-3
5
Str.
Cir.
1
0. ,, „ „ S.S.E.
11
•835
55^0
53-9
92
•400
WNW
2
10
Sir.
1
00
12
•788
55^1
54^1
93
•405
WNW
1-2
10
Str.
1
~^ towards S.
13
•778
54 ■S
54^2
95
•412
WNW
2
10
K. str.
1
•
14
•764
53^5
53^0
96
■395
WNW
1
10
K. str.
1
•". ^
15
•760
5r6 51-2
97
•372
w
1
10
K. str.
0-1
:^iXi.'^
16
•769
50^6 50^2
97
•359
sw
1
10
K. str.
0
^'vwS
17
•768
£0^4 50 •O
97
•356
sw
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
■vvwO
18
•778
49-6
49^3
98
•343
sw
2-3
10
K. str.
0-1
JVVV2
19
•777
47^7
47^5
99
•326
sw
2-3
10
K. str.
1-2
i^vi2
20
•803
47^8
47-7
99
•330
sw
2-3
10
K. str.
0-1
!Swv2
21
•804
47^3
47-3
100
■327
ssw
2-3
10
K. str.
0-1
ZiXi-
22
•823
47^5
47^3
98
■324
sw
1
10
K. str.
0-1
: Swell W.N.W.
23
•823
47^0
47-0
100
■323
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
• .
Mdt.
•820
46-5
46-5
100
■317
sw
2
10
K. str.
0-1
• .
Means. 29
■848
52^2
51-2
93^2
•365
r7
7-8
0^8
56
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Wind, True.
Cloud.
Directiou. Force.
Lower
Spec.
Xfpper
Spec.
■5
Remarks.
JANUARY 30, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 50° 03' S. long. 57° 58' W.
1
29-822
46^0
46^0
100
•311
wsw
2
10
Mist
1
Drizzle. Swell 2-3, W.N.W. »»
2
■819
46^(>
46^0
i 100
•311
wsw
2
10
Mist
... 1 0-1
3
•824
47^0
47^0
100
•3'23
w.-^w
2-3
10
Mist
1 1
XSs" ' ' ^^^
4
•837
47 •S
47-2
99
•324
W.SW
1
10
Str.
0-1
^vw
5
•831
48^2
48-1
100
■3ii
WSIV
1
10
Str.
0-1
6
■808
4S^9
48^7
99
•341
w
1 -2
10
K. str.
1
7
•836
, 49^2
49^0
99
•345
sw
1
10
K. str.
1
•"
8
•837
~ 50^0
49^8
99
■356
wyiw
2
10
K. str.
1-2
•"
9
•815
50^0
,50-0
100
•361
WNW
2
10
K. sti'.
1
Rainfall 24 li. =31-5 cm.
10
•813
5ii^2
50^0
1 99
•358
w
3
10
K. str.
1-2
11
•814
50^6
50^4
99
•363
w.sw
2-3
7
K. str.
1-2
12
■825
51-2
51 0
99
■371
w
3
9
Str.
1
13
•831
52^0
51^1
94
■364
w
4
2
Str.
1
14
■829
52^0
51 •O
93
•361
w
3
1
K.
1
©
15
•839
5r8
50^6
91
■354
sw
2
0
1-2
©
16
•845
51^8
49^8
87
•333
sw
2
2
K.
2
®
17
■865
52^3
50^2
85
•336
s
1
8
K. str.
0-1
©
18
•859
51 •O
49-0
86
■323
s
1-2
9
K. str.
Cir. K.
0-1
19
•866
50^5
47^6
81
■295
SE
0-1
10
K. str.
Cir. K.
0-1
®
20
•855
.50 0
47^9
85
■307
SE
1
10
K. sti^.
0-1
21
•862
49^5
46 •3
78
■277
SE
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
22
•881
49-7
46^4
78
■277
KW
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
23
■884
50^0
46^3
76
■271
NNE
1
10
K. str.
0-1
Mdt.
•876
50^0
46^8
79
■282
N
1-2
10
K. str. 1
1
Means.
29^841
49-8
4S^6
91^9
•328
IS
8^2
0^9
JANUARY 31. At Port Stanley.
1
29^863
50^0
47^5
83
■298
N
2
10
K. str.
0-1
At Port Stanley.
2
•836
50^0
47-3
82
■293
W
1-2
7
K. str.
0-1
Swell" N.N. E.
3
•849
49^0
47^0
S6
•298
ssw
•J -3
10
K. str.
1
4
•854
49^0
46^8
85
•294
sw
1
8
K. str.
0
5
•846
51^3
46-5
70
•263
ssw
2
10
Str.
0
6
•857
49^3
47 •S
86
•301
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
/
•872
50^6
49^1
9(1
•330
sw
1-2
10
Str.
8
•863
52 •S
49-3
II
•309
w
0-1
9
str. & K. St.
9
•872
53^1
50-0
79
•321
w
0-1
10
K. str.
10
•879
55^1
52^0
80
■348
WS\-
0-1
10
K. str.
12
•875
56^0
52-5
78
■353
sw
0-1
10
Str.
FEBRUARY 1. At Port Stanley.
8
29^796
67 0
57-3
53
■356
ssw
4
4
0
Cir str.
®. Upper clouds from W.
12
•669
72^2
60^0
47
■372
WNW
6
1
0
Cir str.
a. ,, ,, „ s.s.w.
FEBRUARY 2. At Port Stanley.
8
29^502
62^9 59 0
77
■444
Calm
0
1
Str.
©
FEBRUARY 3. At Port Stanley.
8
29 '246
54^8
53 •&
92
■396
NW
2
10 K. str.
Cir str.
12
•269
55-2
52^1
81
■350
SSW
3
10
K. str.
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
57
Hour.
Bar. at 32
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Hum
§2
II
Wind,
True.
Cloud.
Amount of
Sea,
0-9.
Remarks.
Wet.
Direction
. Force.
.„^ Lower
^""^ Spec.
Upper
Spec.
FEBRUARY 4, 1904.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-608 52-2
48-0
73
•285
w
4
6 K.
©
16
•658 56-6
49-5
61
•278
v
5
7 K. str.
1
FEBRUARY 5.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-439 55-3
62 9
84
-369
N-V
4
7
Str.
e
FEBRUARY fi.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-492 ; 53-2
49-4
75
-306
WNW
1
9
K. str.
... i ...
FEBRUARY 7.
At Port Stanley.
9
29-628 55-1
49-6
67
-292
WNW
1
8
K.
...
©
FEBRUARY 8.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-862 52-3
48-8
77
•302
WNW
1
1
K.
FEBRUARY 9.
At Port Stanley.
8
29-772
55 ■S
53^2
83
■373
WSW
5
S
K. str.
9
■762
56^9
54-0
82
■378
WNW
5
9
K. str.
18
■830
57^4
52-3
70
■330
WSW
2-3
S
Str.
19
•838
55^5
51-0
72
-321
WNW
1-2
9
Str.
0-1
©
20
21
-854
-851
63-7
51-6
51-0
49-9
82
88
■338
•338
SSW
sw
0-1
0-1
9
4
K. str.
Str.
0-1
1-2
Off Cape Pembroke lighthouse.
22
-862
51-8
49-6
85
■328
sw
1-2
3
Str.
1-2
23
-857
60-1
49-0
92
-333
sw
0-1
2
Str.
0-1
24
-840
49-5
48-5
93
■328
SSE
0-1
0
1
FEBRUARY 10.
At noon,
lat. 53° 22' S. long. 56° 5' W.
1
29-846
49-7
47-0
82
■290
SW
1-2
0
1--2
2
-843
48-5
47
8
95
•324
sw
2
0
1
3
-837
48-7
47
3
90
•309
WSW
2
0
2-3
4
5
-836
•840
48-4
48-4
47
47
2
4
91
93
■310
•315
w
w
1
1
1
0
Cir. K.
0
1
Upper clou.is irom W
©
6
•854
48-4
47
2
91
•310
w
1
1
Cir str.
2
©
7
8
-842
•842
48-8
49-0
47
42
2
6
88
60
•305
-210
w
sw
2
1-2
3
7
Str.
Cir. K.
Cir str.
2
1-2
©. Ujiper clouils fiorn AV.
©
9
•820
49-2
42
4
58
•205
sw
1 -2
8
Str.
Cir.
1-2
©
10
■812
49-6
47
8
88
-310
sw
2
8
Sir.
Cir str.
2
®
11
12
-811
-799
50-0
501
48
48
0
0
86
85
-309
•308
WSW
WSW
2-3
3
9
8
Str.
Str.
Cir str.
Cir str.
2-3
2-3
®. Upper clouds from N.E.
©
13
14
-774
-773
51-0
50-4
48
48
6
5
84
88
-313
•318
WSW
w
2-3
2-3
4
8
Str.
Cir Str.
Cir str.
1-2
2
©. Upper clouds from N.E.
©
15
■765
49-9
48
5
91
-323
WSW
3
9
Cir str &
2-3
©
16
•777
49-2
48
3
94
■327
w
3-4
10
Cir. K.
Cir str.
2-3
©
17
•774
47-8
47
1
95
•314
WSW
2-3
9
Cir str.
2-3
©
18
■765
47-0
46
8
99
•318
WSW
1
9
K.&K.st.
2
©
19
■728
45-6
45
6
100
•306
WSW
2
10
Mist
1-2
20
■744
45-2
45
2
100
•301
WSW
2-3
10
Mist
1-2
;S5:^
21
•719
45-6
45
6
100
■306
w
2-3
10
Mist
1-2
Jvv^
22
•701
45-5
45
5
100
•305
WSW
2
10
Mist
1-2
;vvvv
23
•701
45^5
45
5
100
•305
SW
2
10
Mist
1-2
JSSt
Mdt.
•686
45-4
45-4
100
•304
SW
2
10
Mist
2
Means.
29^787
48-2
46-7
90-8
■302
2-0
6'5
1^8
VOL. II.
58
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
1
Wiuil, True. |
Cloud.
o
Bar. at 32°
Hour. and Sea
Dry.
Wet,
Hum.
|i
Ul
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
A""-^ ^"p^
Upper
Spec.
OtOo
-5
FEBRUARY 11, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 55° 47 S. long. 54° 19'
W.
1 29-
564
46-3
46-3
100
•315
SW
2
10
Mist
2
^
2
639
46
4
46-4
100
•316
Sv
2
10
Mist
2
it^j
3
632
46
1
46-1
100
•312
■WNW
2
10
Mist
2
^^vi
4
643
46
2
46^2
100
•313
w
2
10
Mist
3
2^
5
653
45
8
45-8
100
•309
w
2
10
Mist
3
j^5
6
645
45
2
45-2
100
•301
w
•J
10
Mist
3
^vj
7
661
45
S
45-8
100
■309
w
2
10
Mist
o
^v^vv
8
646
45
6
45-6
100
•306
v
2
10
Mist
2
^v^
9
626
45
5
45-5
100
•305
■v
1-2
10
Mist
1-2
i^>;^
10
600
45
3
45-3
100
•303
w
1-2
10
Mist
1-2
~^
11
584
45
5
45-5
100
•305
WNW
2-3
10
Mist
2 - 3
;j^^
12
578
44
1
44'1
]00
•289
WNW
2-3
10
Mist
2-3
5^
13
572
43
8
43-8
ion
•286
WNW
2
10
Mist
2-3
iv%^
14
548
43
1
43'1
100
■278
WNW
2
10
Mist
2-3
^^^v^
15
533
42
9
42-9
100
•276
WNW
1-2
10
Mist
2-3
~^. © gleaming faintly.
16
512
41
3
41^3
100
"260
WNW
1-2
10
Mist
2
SS. ©
17
485
42
0
42-0
100
•2(i7
NW
2
8
K.&K.st.
...
2
© gleaming faintly.
18
463
42
9
42-8
99
•274
WNW
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
19
437
44
0
43-8
98
•283
WNW
3
10
Mist
2-3
^vvi
20
442
J3
9
43 •S
99
■285
WNW
2-3
10
Mist
2-3
21
428
42
7
42-7
100
■274
WNW
2-3
10
Mist
2-3
^s
22
443
42
0
42-0
100
■267
SW
2
10
Mist
2-3
Sjg
23
447
41
0
41-0
100
■257
SW
2-3
10
Mist
2
SS
Mdt.
4S(i
41-0
41-0
100
•257
SW
2-3
10
K. str.
2
Means. 29"
557
44^1
44-1
99 •S
•289
2^1
10
2-3
•
FEBRUARY 12.
At noon,
lat. 57° 47' S. long. 51°40
W.
1 29
612
41-0
41-0
100
■257
BW
2
10
Mist
2
JWJ
2
593
40^8
40-2
96
•241
SW
2
0
2
3
602
40-0
39-8
98
•243
SW
2
0
2
4
540
39^1
38-8
97
•233
SW
3
0
2-3
5
556
39^3
39-0
98
■234
WSW
3
1
..•
Cir str.
3
©
6
578
39-8
39 0
94
•228
WKW
3-4
1
Cir. K.
2-3
©
7
586
39-2
38 ^2
92
•220
WSW
3-4
0
2-3
©
8
609
39-0
38-0
92
•218
WSW
3-4
8
Str.
Cir str.
2-3
©
9
638
39-0
38-0
92
■218
WSW
3-4
8
K.
Cir str.
2-3
©
10
636
38-7
37-8
93
•218
SW
4
0
1-2
©
11
612
38^9
37-8
92
•216
WSW
4
4
Str.
1-2
©
12 1
606
39^0
37-5
88
•209
SW
3-4
0
1 2
©
13
612
39-1
37^4
86
•206
8W
3-4
2
Str.
2-3
©
14
602
39^0
37-2
86
•203
SW
4
0
3
©
15 1
587
38-4
37^9
96
•222
SW
4
8
k.
3
16 '
593
38 •O
36 •S
85
•195
SW
4-5
6
K.
3
©
17
•605
37-8
36^0
85
■192
SW
5-6
1
K. str.
3-4
©/
18
585
38^5
36-0
80
■185
SW
4-5
2
K.
3-4
19
589
37-2
35^2
83
•184
.SW
4-5
4
K.
4
20
595
36-7
35^0
85
•185
SW
4-5
8
K.
4
21
•600
36-5
34-6
83
•181
SW
4-5
10
K. str.
4-5
22
•603
36^1
34^5
86
■183
SW
3-4
7
K. str.
4
23
•651
35 •S
34^2
86
•181
SW
4
6
K. str.
4
Mdt.
•645
35-8
34^2
86
•181
■210
j SW
4
10
K. str.
4
Means.' 29
•601
38-4
37^2
90-0
3^7
4'0
2^9
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
59
Wind,
True. ' Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32"
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
s aj 1
Keni.irks.
Level.
H
Direction
Force. Auit
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
FEBRUARY 13, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 59° 56' S. long. 49° 30' W.
1
29-624
36^0
35^0
91
•193
sw
5 1 10 Str.
4
2
•569
34-8
34^0
92
•186
sw
5 . 10 i Nim.
3
3
•509
36-2
35^4
93
•199
S'SV
5 10 Nim.
4
4
•485
37 •O
36 •&
98
•216
1 wsw
5 10 1 Str.
...
4
5
•463
36 ^9
36^4
96
•209
.sw
5-6 10 1 Nim.
4
•y
6
■467
35 •S
352
95
•199
■wsw
5-6 i 10
Nim.
4
•y
7
■479
34^3
34 0
97
•192
sw
3 I 10
Nim.
4
8
•503
34^4
34^0
96
•191
sw
4 1 10
Str.
3-4
9
•505
34 •I
32^8
86
■171
sw
4
7
K. str.
2-3
10
•5^24
34^0
32-0
79
•156
wsw
4
10
Str.
3-4
11
•534
34 0
32^1
SO
•158
w
4
10
Str.
3-4
Lower clouds from S.W.
12
•559
•33 ^7
Sl-5
77
•150
sw
4
6
K. str.
3-4
©
13
■585
33 •O
30-9
77
•145
ssw
6
9
K. str.
3
e
14
•595
32^8
31^0
80
•149
ssw
4-5
10
K. str.
3
15
•595
32 5
30^3
75
•139
ssw
4-5
7
K.&K.st.
3
16
•597
32^5
30^8
80
•148
ssw
5-6
2
K. str.
3
/
17
■611
33 0
31-0
78
•147
ssw
4-5
1
K.
3-4
18
•614
33 •O
31^0
78
•147
sw
5
8
K.
4-5
19
•603
32 •S
30^2
72
•135
sw
4-5
8
K
4
20
•608
32 •S
30^8
78
•145
sw
4 1 1
K.
4
21
•600
32-8
31-8
88
•166
sw
4-5 ! 10
K. str.
4
22
•604
32-8
30 •&
76
•141
s
4-5
7
K.
4
23
•641
32^2
30^2
76
•139
s
3-4
10
K. str.
4
Mdt.
•660
31 8
30^2
32-4
79
84^1
■143
s
3-4
10
K. str.
4
Means.
29^564
339
•165
4^5
8 2
3 6
FEBRUARY 14.
At Coronation Island,
South Orknej's.
1
29^701
31^8
30^0
77
•139
s
3-4
10
K. str.
4
2
•705
31-2
29^4
75
•133
.s
4-5
10
K. str.
3-4
3
•658
31-0
29-8
82
•143
s
4-6
10
K. .str.
3
4
•628
31 •S
30^1
83
•147
s
4-5
10
Str.
2-3
5
•625
31 •S
30^1
78
•141
s
5-6
10
K. Str.
2-3
©y
6
•617
32^3
31-0
84
•154
s
6
8
K. str.
2
-;:- 5.45 to 6. y
7
•616
33^4
31-8
83
•159
ssw
5-7
8
K. St. & Nm.
1-2
/
8
•654
33^3
32^1
87
•166
s
3-4
10
Str.
2-3
9
•641
330
32-2
HI
•171
sw
3
10
Str.
2-3
10
•660
334
32^4
89
•171
s
4
10
Str.
1-2
11
•652
32^9
32^4
94
•177
ssw
3-4
10
Str.
3-4
12
•676
33 •S
32^1
82
•160
s
4-5
10
Str.
0-1
13
•697
33 ^3
31 •S
84
•160
SSE
2-3
10
K. str.
0
Anchored in Uruguay Cove, S. Orkneys.
14
•712
33^3
.32 •O
86
•164
ESE
2-3
10
K. str.
15
•726
33^9
32^0
80
•157
SE
1-2
10
K. str.
16
•744
33-9
32^0
80
•157
SSE
1-2
10
K. str.
17
•755
33^0
31^7
85
■161
SE
1-2
10
K. str.
18
•763
32^9
32^1
91
■171
S
3
10
K. str.
19
•777
32-2
31 •S
95
•174
s
3-4
10
K. str.
FEBRUARY 15.
At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
29^852
30^8
30^6
97
■167
SSE
2
10
Str.
12
■869
30-3
30-2
98
•166
SSE
2-3
10
Str.
16
•892
30^2
30^1
98
•166
SB
2
9
Str.
20
•904
29^8
29^8
100
•166
ESE
0-1
10
K. str.
FEBRUARY 16.
At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
29^714
34 ■S
33^0
84
■170
NW
2
10
K. str.
12
•587
33 ^2
33^0
98
■186
WNW
2
10
Str.
16
•580
33-4
33 •O
96
•183
WNW
1-2
10
Str.
■v'r
20
•581
33 6
32^4
87
•168
WSW
1-2
10
Str.
60
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True. |
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Ii-
1«»
3 0) 1
Remarks.
1
Level.
Direction.
Force. Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
otco
<!
FEBRUARY 17, 1904. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
29-585
33-9 32^1
81
•159
SW
1-2
8
K. str.
0-1
<1-
12
•584 I.39-8 137-1I
79
•193
S
0-1
10
K. sir.
?•
20
•564
36-8 j35-9
1
93
•201
WNW
0-1
10
Str.
FEBRUARY 18. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
29-451
35^8
35^2
95
•199
NW
3
10
Str.
?• ^
12
•377
36^5
35^9
95
•204
KW
4-5
10
Str.
...
q- •
FEBRUARY 19. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
29-249
35^8 32-2
69 ' •146
NW
0-1
9
K. str.
12
•181
39^0
33^]
58
•136
NW
0-1
Cirrus radiating N.E. and S.W.
20
28-863
34^9
34^4
95
■193
NW
5
10
Nim.
• -;:-
FEBRUARY 20. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
28-552
33 •O
31^0
78
■147
W
6
in
.Str.
-;c-V
20
-745
31 •O
30-8
96
•168
SW
1-3
10
Str.
FEBRUARY 21. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
1
28-755
30-0
29^8
97
•161
ssw, var.
1-3
10
Str.
q
2
•758
30-4
30 0
94
•159
s, var.
1-3
10
Str.
q". Some heavy squalls during hour, but
3
-759
30^8
30^6
97
•167
SW ,var
1-4
10
Nil".
q -;'r q = 5 during hour. [not many.
4
•781
30^5
30^5
100
•171
w
1-4
10
Nim.
q -;;-.
5
-796
30-3
30^0
99
■169
NW
1
10
Nim.
6
•815
30^8
30-6
97
•167
WsW
1-3
10
Str.
SWX w
f.
7
•798
30-3
30^4
100
•169
w
1-3
10
Nim.
-,:-q.
8
-804
30-9
30-9
100
•173
NW
1-2
10
Nim.
...
16
-859
31 •?
31^7
100
•182
w
1-3
10
Str.
Wet bulb frozen.
20
-862
30-0
27-5
63
■106
WNW
1-3
9
Str.
New moon visible.
FEBRUARY 22. At Scotia Bay, South Orkneys.
8
28-831
29^8
29^8 100
■171
S
0-1
10
Str.
0
10
•840
31-2
31-5
100
•176
Calm
0
10
Nim.
-rr«
11
-860
32-6
32 •&
100
•188
s
0
10
Nim.
-;;-^
Means.
29 ■276
27-9
26-7
77-8
•118
2-9
8-9
...
0^7
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
65
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
Dry. Wet. Hum. { nj
Wind, True.
Cloud.
Amount of
Sea,
0-9.
Direction. Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
Remarks.
MARCH 2, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 71° 4' S. long. 23° 10' W.
28-895
29-3
■867
30^0
•844
30 ■!
•812
30-3
•797
30-5
■790
306
•782
30^2
•783
•28 •g
•784
28^5
•776
27^3
•758
28^6
•725
29^6
■709
28^9
■662
28 ■!
■652
27-0
■672
27-2
■691
28-0
•720
28-4
•743
27^9
•788
27-8
•847
26^5 !
•914
26^3
•925
2:j'2 !
•964
25 ■S
28-787
28-4
29^3
30-0
30 ■O
30 3
30^4
30^2
30-0
28^0
27-9
27^0
27 ■?
28 •S
28^0
27-3
26 ■S
26^9
27^8
28^0
27-2
26^4
■25-9
24-9
24-9
24-9
27 ■S
100
100
99
100
■162
•167
■165
■169
99 , ■les
94
97
84
90
94
84
80
84
85
95
94
95
93
86
73
88
70
92
•160
•163
■132
■'.39
■139
■131
•129
•132
■1-29
■140
■139
■146
•144
■130
■111
■1-J3
■099
•126
■109
■140
NNW
NNW
NW
WNW
NW
WNW
WNW
WNW
W
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
v
wsw
wsw
sw
ssw
ssw
ssw
sw
6
5
4-5
4
4-5
4-5
4-5
5
4-5
4-5
5-6
5-6
6-8
6-7
7
7
i-7
i-7
5
5^8 9^9
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nini.
Str.
Str.
Nira.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str^
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K.
K. str.
4
4
3-4
3-4
3-4
3-4
3-4
1-2
2-3
3-4
3-4
3-4
5
6
5-6
5-6
5-6
5
5
5
4
3-4
3-4
3-4
4^0
r. No ice in siylit.
'; ,, ,, Thick disagreeable
weather, with soft flaky snow.
:- during hour. One small berg visible
on starboard side. [on starboard side.
;- during hour. One small berg visible
;-". No ice. Sky breaking to E.
/
q S. Only 1 berg in sight, y
q/.
/
q/.
Only 1 berg in smlit. /
/
q '.:/.
Moon shining. /
MARCH 3.
At noon,
lat. 72° 18' S. Ions;-. 17" 59' 15" W,
28^975
•970
■994
•995
•986
■997
•996
•998
•993
•989
•978
■937
■910
■876
•826
•785
■705
•669
•633
•508
•486
479
•445
•422
28^815
25^2
24'8
90
25^3
24^7
85
26-2
25^9
94
26-0
25 •&
95
26-0
25^9
98
25-6
23^5
56
25^7
■23 ■ 8
59
26 ■O
■25^3
83
25 ■O
•24 ■g
97
25-6
24^0
64
•24-5
22^9
62
25-2
24^0
71
26^2
24^7
67
26-5
25^1
70
27^1
•26 ■O
78
27-4
26 ■?
86
•27 ■O
26-7
93
•27 ^5
27^2
94
28^0
27 ■S
95
29-0
28^6
91
30^2
30 0
97
30 •S
30^2
99
30^0
30^0
100
30^0
30^0
100
26^9
26^2
84^3
■122
■116
•133
•134
•138
•077
•081
•117
■131
■089
■081
■096
■096
•101
•112
•128
•137
•140
•146
•145
•lo3
•166
•167
•167
■124
sw
sw
ssw
wsw
wsw
sw
sw
sw
sw
ESIO
NE
NE
N
NE
NE
W
N
NNE
NNE
NNE
NNK
N
N
N
5
5
5
4
3-4
3
2
1-2
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-2
1-2
2
2-3
3-4
4-5
4-5
5-6
5-6
4
4
4
4-5
3^2
10
10
9
1
2
1
4
3
5
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7^8
K. .str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
Cir.
K.
Str. K.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nira.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
4
3-4
3-4
4
3-4
2-3
2-3
iJir.
1-2
Cir.
1-2
Cir.
0
Cir .£ Cir str.
0
Cir Str.
0-1
Cir str.
0
0
0
1
0
1-2
4
4-5
4
4
3-4
4
2^2
2 bergs to the A'.
Moon shining. Several bergs.
Sunrise at 4.10 a.m. [ice.
0. Only 1 flat topped berg. No other
®.
®.
®
®. Thin, foggy cirru.s.
®.
0. Large halo round the sun.
0. Sounding.
0
0
00 . Among pack ice.
VOL II.
66
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
(• a>
Wind, True.
Cloud. j o 1
Bar.
Hour. an(]
at32'
Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
u
3 s ,
Remarks.
Le
vel.
ri £
>£
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper S^a
Spec. ' .5
MARCH 4.. 1904
At noon,
lat. 72' 22' S. long. 18° 13' W.
1 28
405
30-0
30-0
100
•167
NNW
4-5
10
Nim.
4
■2
351
30-1
30-0
99
■165
NNW
4-5
10
Nim.
4-5
3
349
30-3
30 -0
96
•161
NW
4
10
Nira.
4
-;'j
4
306
29-8
29-8
100
•166
NNE
5
10
N'im.
4
''.^
5
292
29-6
29-5
98
•162
N
5-6
10
Nim.
4-5
;^v
6
264
29-8
29 '4
94
•155
N
4-5
10
Str.
3-4
1 berg on port, -.t during hour.
7
260
29 8
29-6
97
•160
N
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
-;:-
8
242
30 0
29-8
97
•161
NNB
5
10
Nim.
4
-*v
9
247
29-8
29-7
98
•163
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
.;■-
10
237
29-8
29-7
98
•163
N
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
-,i
11
243
29-8
29-7
98
•163
N
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
'/^
12
258
28-2
28-2
100
•154
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
-;;-
13
276
27-0
26-5
89
•130
NW
2-3
10
Str.
2
Sky breaking to N.W.
14
283
27-3
26-4
82
•120
NW
2-3
10
Str.
2
15
283
27-2
26-7
89
•133
WNW
2
10
Str.
2
16
286
26-9
26-4
90
•130
WNW
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
17
287
26-9
26-6
94
•137
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
2-3
%"
18
298
26-6
26-3
94
•135
WNW
2-3
10
K. str.
1-2
19
274
26-6
26-9
85
•122
NNW
3
10
K. str.
2-3
20
289
26-7
25-9
83
•1'20
.NW
3-5
10
Nim.
4
-;;-»?.
21
299
27-0
26-4
87
•126
NNW
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
22
326
27-2
26-9
94
•139
NW
4-6
10
Nim.
3-4
-;;-. Ship lying for night.
23
348
28-1
27-8
93
•144
NW
4
10
Nim.
3
-;'r . , , , ,
JIdt.
370
28-4
29-7
28-1
91
93-6
•141
NW
3-4
10
K. str.
3
-.'t during hour. Ship lying for night.
Means. 28-
295
28-5
•146
...
3^8
10 1 ... 1 ...
2^4
MA
RCH 5.
At noon,
lat. 72° 31' S. long. 19° 00' W.
1 28
409
28-2
27-9
95
•146
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
3
-/^
2
450
28-2
27-5
86
•133
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
3
-/-. Steaming to get clear of pack to S.E.
3
179
28-2
27-6
88
•136
N
3
10
Nim.
2-3
'•'^
4
514
26-9
26-3
87
•127
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
-;;- . Lying.
5
536
26-7
26-1
87
•126
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
-;r». 1 berg.
6
666
26-7
26-2
90
•128
NNW
2-3
10
Str.
Pack edge lying to W.S.W. !, mile away.
7
585
26-9
26-3
87
•127
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
-;r
8
620
27-0
262
83
•120
WNW
2-3
10
Nim.
-"-"
9
658
26-9
26-0
81
•117
N
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
-;;-" during hour.
10
685
26-5
25-6
80
•116
NW
2-3
10
Str.
1-2
11
716
26-8
25-9
81
•117
NW
3-4
10
Str.&Nb. .
2-3
1-2
743
26-1
25-3
81
•115
NW
3
10
Str,&Nb.; .
1-2
."-0
13
767
25-9
25-0
78
•110
NW
2
10
Nim. i
1
-;;-" during hour.
14
787
26-4
24-4
76
•104
NW
2-3
10
Str.
1
.1.0
16
809
25-2
24-5
83
•112
NNW
2
10
Str.
1
16
823
25-0
24-0
74
•100
NNW
1-2
10
Str.
0
17
852
25-0
24-0
74
•100
NNW
2
10
Str.
0-1
18
886
22-7
22-5
94
•115
NNW
2
10
K. str.
0-1
19
891)
23 '8
22-5
67
•085
WNW
1-2
10
K. str.
1
Slight swell AV.N.W.
20
905
23-0
21-4
59
•072
W
2
10
K. str.
1
21
942
22-7
21-3
64
•077
NW
1
10
K. str.
0
Lying to.
22
964
22-0
21-7
91
•106
NNE
1-2
10
Str.
1
Lying for night.
23
971
22'1
21-8
91
•107
N
2
10
Str.
1
Mdt.
982
23-6
22-0
61
80-8
•076
N
1-2
10
Str.
1
ji >>
Means. 28
731
25-5
24-6
•111
2-4
10
1-2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
67
Wind,
rrue.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
ii
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
MARCH 6, 1904. lat. 73= 30'^S. bng.' 21" 28' W.
1
28-995
23^8
22^5
67
•086
NNE
2
10
Str.
1
Lying for night.
2
29 '009
23 ^7
23^2
86
•110
N
1-3
10
Nini.
... ; 1
-,;-. Lying for night.
3
•016
24-6
24^0
84
•112
N
1
10
K.&Nini.
... 1 1
-;c- during hour. Lying for night.
4
•012
24-9
22-8
54
•071
sw
1
10
Str.
... ' 0-1
[-;:■ to N.E.
5
•030
•24 •!
22^8
67
•086
Calm
0
10
Str.&Nb.
0
Clear to S.W. 2 miles, with shower of
6
■037
24-2 ; 22^7
64
■081
wsw
0
10
Str.&Nli.
... : 0
•;;-. Clear to W., 2 miles to E. Steam-
ing along stream of heavy pack ice.
7
•041
•24 ^4
22^7
61
•078
wsw
0-1
10
K. sti-.
0-1
" )) )» n
8
•052
24^0
226
65
■082
wsw
0-1
10
K.
1
[ -;'r " during hour. 20 bergs.
9
•048
24^0 23^7
91
•118
sw
1-2
8
CinK.
10
•054
24^2 ' 22^2
54
•070
w
1-2
9
K.
1
11
•054
24-4 22-5
67
•074
sw
1
10
K. str.
0-1
12
•046
24^8 •23^2
63
•083
sw
0-1
10
K. str.
0
Steaming along ice barrier.
13
(•037)
•24 •O 23^0
73
•094
E
0
10
K. str.
0
14
■027
23^0
22^2
77
•094
E
0
10
K. str.
fl
15
•023
22-4
21^9
86
•102
SB
0
10
K. str.
0
Patches of blue.
16
•010
24-1
•22^9
69
•089
E
0
9
K.
0
17
28-992
23^2
22^6
83
•103
NE
0-1
10
Str. K.
0
Air very clear in afternoon.
18
•971
23-8
22^5
67
•085
ESE
2-3
9
K. str.
0
Among pack ice.
19
•957
22^9
•22 •O
75
•091
NE
2
7
Cir. K.iiist.
0
>, >.
20
•922
21^5
21-2
91
•105
SSE
3
4
K. & K. str.
1
Pack to S. 4 mile.
21
•912
21 0
21-0
100
•113
SE
2-3
3
Cir.'K.
0-1
22
•899
21^9
21-5
88
•104
E
2-3
10
sir.
0
23
•872
22-9
22-6
92
112
SE
3-4
10
Str.
0
Mdt.
•889
22^8
•22 ^2
83
•101
ESE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
■.i". Moon gleaming.
1
Means.
28^994
23-5
22^5
74^9
•093
1-3
9^1 ...
0^4
^^'^^^ '■ lat. 74° 01' S. long. 22* 0' W.
1
28^810
23^2
22^9
92
•113
ESE
3-4
10
Str.&Nb.
0
."-0
2
•773
23 ■S
23^4
89
•113
ESE
4-5
10
Niii).
0
-,'-". Moon gleaming faintly.
3
•748
23^1
22^9
94
•116
E
4-6
10
Str.
0
.-'- 'I
4
•701
•21 -7
21-3
88
•103
ESE
5
10
Nim.
0
.;;.
5
•667
22-5
22^4
97
•117
ESE
5
10
Nim.
0
-;;•
6
•626
23^9
23-6
92
•118
E
6
10
Nim.
0
•:;-. Bay ice forming. _/
7
•599
24^6
24^3
92
•122
E
6
10
Nim.
0
■/f^^^. Dry powdery snow. ^
8
■590
23^8
23-8
100
•128
ENE
7
10
Nim.
0
^,i'^-. Jammed in bay and slush ice. j"
9
•685
23-4
23^2
95
•118
ENE
5-7
10
Mist
0
-;;-4-.'75SJ. Jammed in bay andslush ice. y*
Steaming through tight pack but
making no way. /
10
•572
23^5
23-3
95
•119
ENE
5-7
10
Nim.
0
Vr^q. Getting tighter in pack, y^
11
•564
23^9
23^5
89
•114
E
4-7
10
Nim.
0
-;'r q. Beset in the pack, y
12
•559
23-9
23 •S
89
•114
ENE
7
10
Nim.
0
■;r-t,-. ,, ., Drift clouds, y
13
•513
24^1
23^9
95
•122
ESE
6-8
10
Nim.
0
-^'t. „ „ ,. y
14
•544
23-7
23^4
92
•116
ENE
7-8
10
D.clouil*
0
y^'Qi ., „ ., /
15
•540
22^4
22-4
100
•120
ENE
7-9
10
Mist
0
-^■^-/^ „ ,. „ y
16
•525
21^6
21^5
97
•113
ENE
6-8
10
D. cloud
0
--1- /
17
■541
21 ■Q
■22^0
100
•118
ENE
6-8
10
D. cloud
n
--?■ /
18
•543
21^2
21-2
100
•114
ENE
6-8
10
Nim.
0
Vc q .
h^ /
19
•550
20^9
21^0
100
•113
E
5-8
10
Nim.
0
V: q -
J'. /
20
•565
20^7
20^7
100
•112
ENE
5-8
10
Nim.
0
-;:- q -
J-. Still jammed tight. /
21
•577
20-4
20^3
97
•107
ENE
4-8
10
Nim.
0
-;■. q' +,■-'. y
22
•595
21 0
20-9
97
•109
ENE
4-8
10
Nim. , ...
0
v.of:^. y
23
•594
22^0
21^4
82
•095
E
4-7
10
Nim.
0
Q^'- y
Mdt.
•587
21^9
21^7
94
•106
E
4-7
10
Nim.
0
0-0
■;■.>■-+,=. y
Means
28 '603
22-6
22^4
94-4
•114
60
10
Drift cloud, probably snow off barrier.
68
METEOEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
1
Wind, True, |
Cloud,
o
Hour. '
Bar. at 32"
and Hea
Dry,
Wet.
Hum.
11
C c3~ci
Remarks.
1
Level.
>l
Directiun.
Force.
imt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
.Spec.
■5
MARCH 8, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 7-1° or S. long. 22° 00' W.
1
28-567
•22 ^2
22^1
97
•116
KNK
4-7
10
Nim. ?
0
r 4-V-
2
•669
•23 ^2
•22-8
89
•110
ENK
4-5
10
Nim. ?
0
»,y.
3
•552
23 2
22^1
71
•087
EXE
4-7
10
Nini.?
0
i
■527
2r9
21-7
94
•111
E
5-7
10
Nim. ?
0
7 4^. Still jannneil very tight, y
S
•526
21-8
21 ■e
94
•110
y
7
10
Nim. ?
0
^-/
6
•530
22^3
22^0
92
■109
E
6-6
10
Fog
0
. .,». Dark horizon N. W. to N. E. /
7
•515
•-'2-1
22^0
97
•114
ESE
6-7
10
Nim. ?
0
-t^. Considerable lull during liour, y
8
■549
21-9
21^8
97
■114
SK
7
10
Nim.
0
■;;/ ^- '
9
■544
21^7
21-8
100
•117
NE
5-7
10
Nim.
0
h.y
10
•539
21^6
2r7
100
•116
ENE
4-6
10
Nim.
0
"t-
-,- q.
11
•535
21 •-
21^8
100
•117
ENE
4-6
10
Nim.
0
-;;-■
4- '/■
12
•522
21-2
21-3
100
•114
E
4-7
10
Nim.
0
-i' 'I /■
13
•5-24
21-0
21^1
100
•113
ENE
5-7
10
Nim.
0
->-q.
14
•523
21-4
21-4
100
•115
ENE
5-8
10
Nim.
0
-;■;-
-, q. Still jammed, y
15
•521
21^6
21^6
100
•116
ENE
3-6
10
Nim.
0
-,!-
^q.
16
•516
21^7
21-6
97
■113
ESE
3-7
10
Nim.
0
-;-r q.
17
•519
21-8
21 3
86
■100
ENE
5-7
10
Sir.
0
^ 'f /■
18
•531
22'1
21 ^6
86
■100
ENE
4-7
10
Nim.
0
V.^/
19
•519
21-9
21^4
86
•100
ENE
4-7
10
Nim.
0
:- q ^/.
20
•531
2r9
21^5
88
•104
ENE
4-8
10
Mist
0
^- '!/■
21
•538
22^2
22^0
94
•112
ENE
4-8
10
Mist
0
.
-.^iX
22
■665
22^8
22^1
80
•098
ENE
4-6
10
Str.
0
-
-,q.
23
■573
22^8
22 2
83
•101
ENE
5-7
10
Str.
0
-
--?/.
Mdt.
•595
22^9
22-0
76
■091
E
5-8
10
Str.
0
'l/-
Means.
■28^538
22^0
21-8
91^9
•108
... 1 5^7
10
0^0
MA
RCH 9.
At noon,
lat. 74° or S. long. 22° 00' W.
1
28^697
22-9
22 '0
76
■091
E
4-6
10
Str.
0
+,?.
2
•616
■22-9
22^3
S3
•102
E
4-7
10
Str.
0
q/.
3
•622
•22 ^9
22-4
86
•105
E
5-8
10
Str.
0
,/y.
4
•651
23 •&
22^4
69
•087
E
6
10
Str.
0
/
5
•659
22^9
22^4
86 -105
B
6
10
Str.
0
Watersky N.E. toN.W. /
6
•672
22^9
•22^4
86 ^105
E
6-7
10
Str.
0
/
7
•692
23 ■!
22^8
92 1 ^112
E
6-6
10
Str.
0
/
8
•713
23-1
■22^8
92
•112
E
4-6
10
K. str.
0
9
■7'27
23^2
23^0
95
•117
E
4-6
10
Nim.
u
a"
10
•760
23-1
23^0
97
•120
E
3-4
10
Nim.
0
K «■
11
•769
■22^7
•22 ^4
92
•111
NE
4-5
10
Nim.
0
-"-"
12
■764
■22^9
22^6
92
•112
ENE
4-5
10
Nim.
0
,._()
13
•766
22^1
22-0
97
•115
ENE
4-5
10
Nim.
0
-"r
14
•781
•22 ^2
22-0
94
■112
ENE
3-4
10
Nim.
0
-.r". SIlip lying beset.
15
•797
22^1
22-0
100
■119
ENE
4-5
10
Nim.
0
i/.o
16
■809
22^1
21^9
94
■111
ENE
3-5
10
Str.
0
-
■J> f.
17
•829
22-2
21^9
92
■108
ENE
4-6
10
Nim.
0
-
-» '/'•
18
•842
22-1
22^0
97
•115
E
4-5
10
Nim.
0
-
^V:
19
•863
22^1
22^0
97
•115
E
3-4
10
Str.
0
Strong water sky N.W. by N, to E.S.E.
20
•858
•22 -2
22-0
94
•112
E
3-5
10
Str.
0
21
•867
22-1
22^0
97
•115
E
3-4
10
Str.
0
2-J
•890
22-0
■22^0
100
•118
E
1-4
10
Str.
0
q". Stars gleaming.
23
•901
21^9
■21 ^2
80
•093
E
3-4
10
Str.
0
JIdt.
•911
21-9
21-6
88
■104
E
3-4
10
Sti-.&Nb.
0
."-0
Means
28'764
22^6
22-2
90^6
■109
4-6
10
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
69
Hour.
Bar. at 32=
and Sea
Level.
9
10
11
12
13
H
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
Bry.
Wet.
Hum.
o -
Winil, True.
Cloud.
Direction.
Force. Anit.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
MAKCU 10, 190-t.
At noon,
lat. 74° or S. long. 22° 00' W.
28-923
•938
■956
•971
•988
•999
29-044
•061
■081
•089
•104
•1-24
•139
•161
•178
•192
•204
•216
•2.:i9
"260
•280
•306
•328
•353
21-9
•21 •S
83
•097
E
21^4
•20^9
86
•097
E
21 •O
20^6
87
•097
E
21 ^4
■21-1
91
•105
EXE
2r3
21-0
91
•104
E
2r6
2M
86
•099
E
21 4
21^0
88
•101
SE
22^9
22^3
83
•102
ENE
22^9
22^3
83
•102
ESE
23^1
22^8
92
•112
E
23-7
23-0
81
•103
E
23^4
22^8
84
•104
ES'E
22^9
22^0
75
•091
ENE
23 ■S
22^7
72
•090
ENE
2r9
21 ■S
88
•104
NE
22^2
21 •S
89
•104
NE
22-1
21^7
88
•103
ENE
2r2
20^9
91
•103
E
20^9
20^3
82
•092
Calm
18^9
18-5
87
•089
E
18^1
18^0
97
•095
SE
14^1
14^0
97
•080
E. air
9^9
9-8
97
•065
s. air
8^8
1
8^8
100
•064
•096
Calm
20^4
20 0
87-4
3-4
3-4
3-4
5
5
5
0-1
1-2
0-1
0-1
0-2
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1-4
7-7
Str niiii.
0
Str.
0
Str.
0
Str.
0
Cir str.
0
Cir. &.Cir St.
0
Cir str.
0
Str.
0
K. str.
0
Str.
0
Str.
0
Str.
Cir.
0
Str.
Cir.
0
Cir str.
0
Cir str.
0
Cum str.
0
Str.
0
Cr.K. JlCr. St.
0
Ciiin str.
0
Cir. K.
0
Cir. K.
0
Cir str.
0
0
0
0^0
P.aiiks ol' K. str. all round and refractiou.
OO to S. and W.
M on starboard side to S. and W.
0 trying to gleam. CO on starboard
© [side to S. and W.
0
0. Air very clear.
©
Clouds very high.
Clouds on N.W. horizon
VIARCH 11
At noon,
lat, 74' or S. long. 22' 00' W.
1
29^354
7-3
7^2
95
•058
Calm
0
0
0
•7
•367
5^8
5^7
95
•054
s. airs
0
0
0
3
•388
5-0
4^3
93
•052
s
0
1
Cir str.
0
4
•405
5^0
4^8
93
■052
Calm
0
0
0
5
•427
3^2
3-0
94
•047
Calm
0
0
0
[liorizon.
6
•443
4^3
4-1
93
•049
Calm
0
0
0
©. Banks of Cir and Cir str. all round
7
■461
5^9
5^3
79
•015
Calm
0
2
Cir.
0
©
8
•485
6^5 : 6^4
95
■056
s. airs
0-1
9
K. str.
0
9
•504
9-0 8-8
92
•060
s
0
10
Sir.
0
Clouds very high.
10
•522
11^3 109
86
•062
s
0
9
K.
0
Clouds of Alto cum. type.
11
•537
14-0 13-6
85
•069
.ssw
0
8
Alto K.
0
0
12
•558
16^8 16^3
84
•077
SS'W
0-1
4
Cir.
0
©
13
•571
19-0 18-7
90
•092
Calm
0
4
Cir.
0
0. Air very clear since 4 hours.
14
•592
17^2 ]7^1
97
•091
ssw
0-1
3
Cir str.
0
©. Shiii beset. Upper clouds from
15
•608
18^0 18-1
100
•098
s.sw
0
2
■ ••
Cir. K.
0
0 [W.S.AV.
16
•623
16-4 15^9
84
•077
Calm
0
4
Cir.
0
©
17
•641
13^8 13^4
86
•070
SSB
0
1
Cir.
0
©
18
•661
13^2 12^7
83
•065
s. airs
0
0
0
0
19
■676
7^2 i 7-1
95
•058
Calm
0
8
Cir.
0
©
20
•673
7-0
6^9
95
•057
s
0-1
1
Cir str.
0
21
•675
6^2
5^9
89
•051
s
0
0
0
Bank of Cumulus from N.W. to E.
22
•687
52' 4^9
89
•049
sw
0-1
7
K.
0
23
•700
5^0 ! 4-7
89
•048
s-vv
0-1
0
0
Mdt.
•705
4-2] 3^9
89
•047
s-v
0-1
0
0
Means.
29^553
9^4 9^1
90^4
•062
0^1
3^0
0^0
70
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
flour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
1- ij
Ij
Wind, True.
Cloud.
Amount of
Sea,
0-0.
Remarks.
Direction.
Force.
. „. Lower
A'"*^ Spec.
Upper
Spec.
MARCH 12, 1904.
1
At noou,
lat. 74° or S. long. 22° 00' W.
1
29-708
1^1
0^0
61
•028
SSW
0-1
!
0
0
2
•706
+ r3
-3^0
13
•006
ssw
1
n
0
3
•705
+ 2^0
-2-2
14
•007
SSW
1
0
0
4
■698
-0^3
-4^8
11
•005
Calm
0
0
0
5
•698
-0^3
-4^8
11
•005
Calm
c
6
Cir. K. 0
Clouds thin. Clear horizon all round.
6
•704
+ 3^2
-l^O
14
•007
Calm
0
9
Cir. K. 0
Clear horizon S. to S.E., E. to N.E.
7
•703
5^3
+ 1^1
15
•008
Calm
0
10
Cir. K.
0
[Minimum temperature on snow-6°^5.
8
•686
12^3
8^3
19
■014
wsw
0-1
10
Str.
...
0
9
•676
15^5
11 ^3
18
•016
sw
1-2
8
Str.
0
10
•672
16^8
12^5
18
■017
sw
1 -2
10
Str.
0
11
■671
18-0
13 ■S
18
•018
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0
12
■668
18-3
14^0
18
■018
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0
13
•665
18-7
14-5
19
•019
sw
1-2
10
Str.
0
Air very clear during day.
14
•648
19^1
14^8
18
•019
sw
2
10
Str.
0
15
•635
190
14-8
19
■020
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
Ice cracking, and swell coniiug in.
16
•624
]8^3
14^0
18
•018
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
17
•639
17^7 13^2
17
•016
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
18
■630
17^2 ' 13^0
18
•017
wsw
2-3
10
Str.
0
19
■621
17^3 , 13^1
18
■017
ssw
3-4
10
Str.
0
20
•593
17^1 : 12^0
12
■Oil
wsw
2-3
10
Str.
0
21
•585
15^6 jl20
23
•020
sw
2-3
10
Str.
0
22
•580
16-3 1 11-4
12
■Oil
ssw
2-4
10
Str.
0
23
■569
16^3 11^3
12
■Oil
ssw
3
10
Str.
0
Mat.
•559
16^2 1 11^1
11
■010
ssw
1-2
10
Str.
0
Means.
29^652
12-6
8^3
17^8
■014
...
1-6
8^0
0-0
MARCH 13.
At noon,
lat. 73° 46' S. long. 22° 55' W.
1
29^540
16-3 12^1
19
■017
ssw
2-3
10
Niiii.
0
-.i"
2
•515
16^5 11-6
12
•Oil
ssw
2
10
Str.&Nb.
0
-/c"
3
•495
16^5 11-7
13
•012
ssw
2-3
10
Str.
0
[since in tight pack.
4
•473
16^4 11-3
11
■010
sw
2
10
Str.
0
Got free 8.25 p.m. last night, 'but beset
5
■459
16^8 12^0
12
■Oil
BW
2
10
Str.
0
Clouds very dense. Ice very tight.
6
•440
16-8; 12^0
12
•Oil
wsw
2
10
Str.
0
• t ",,
7
•415
17^5 12^6
13
■012
wsw
2-3
10
Str.
0
Ice very tight, but slacking a little.
8
•405
18^3 1 13^4
14
■014
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
0
!l
•380
19^0 14^0
14
•014
sw
2
10
K. str.
0
10
■369
18^4 ' 13^7
16
•016
wsw
2
9
K.
ci
0
®
11
■355
16^5 1 11^7
13
•012
■wsw
2
10
K.
0
2 shining between hours.
12
•355
16^3 11^2
11
■010
wsw
1-2
9
K.
0
J
13
•343
14-5 9^6
12
■010
ssw
1-2
9
K. str.
0
®
14
■342
15^2 1 10'2
12
■010
ssw
1-2
9
K.
0
®
15
•332
12^2 7 3
12
■009
s
1
5
K.
0
0. Clouds high.
16
•340
10-7 6^0
13
■009
s
1-2
2
CirV'K.
0
®
17
■327
ir3 6^7
14
•010
SSE
0-1
1
Cir.
0
0. Air very clear most of day.
18
•336
12^0 8-5
23
•017
s
0-1
7
Cir. K.
0
19
•337
123 12-0
90
067
s
0-1
9
K.&Nim.
0
-:'r showers to S W.
20
•328
12^3 12^1
93
■071
s
0-1
10
K. str.
0
21
•318
11^3 11-3
100
•072
sw
0
10
Mist
0
^J
22
•316
11-3 11 ■S
100
•072
sw
0
10
Mist
0
^S
23
■308
12^1 i 12^1
100
■074
wsw
0
10
Mist
0
ii^
Mdt.
■278
12^6
12-6
100
•076
s
0-1
10
Mist
••
0
JJvJ. Fog crystals on rigging.
Means.
29^379
14^7
111
34 •S
•027
r4
8^8
0^0
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
71
1
Wind,
True.
Cloud.
c
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
= 2
S S 1
Renuirks.
Level.
Directiou
Force.
Anit
Lower
Spec;.
Upper
Spec.
MARCH U. 1904.
At noon,
lilt. 73° 11' S. long, -23° 53' W.
1
29-263
11^1
10-6
82
-058
Calm
0
0
0
Fog crystals on therm, inside screens.
2
•255
13^2
12^7
82
■065
NE
0
10
Str.
0
Clottds high.
3
■236
13-3
14-6
77
■066
N
0-1
10
Str.
0
4
■216
17^5
17^0
84
■080
X
0
10
Xim.
0
-;'r . Steaming since 3.30 in fairly tight pack.
5
•202
18^3
17^9
87
•086
X
0
10
Nim.
0
..-.
6
■188
18 7
18 ^4
90
•092
Calm
0
10
Nim.
0
•■^ " " "
7
•175
19-7
19^3
88
■094
NW
0-1
10
Nim.
0
.j.l " " "
8
■150
20-7
20^3
88
•098
NE
0-1
10
K. str.
0
"r between hours.
9
•135
22-0
21-7
91
•lOS
NE
1
10
K. str.
0
-"r". Steaming through pancake ice.
10
■120
•23 •S
23 ■I
95
•118
NE
0-1
10
Mist
0
-"-° r, ..
11
•101
24-9
'24 ^8
98
•131
NE
3-4
10
Mm.
0-1
.'."
12
■083
24 ■O
■24 7
95
•127
NNW
0-1
10
Nim.
0
-;;-» :; ;;
13
■072
24-8
24-6
95
■127
N
0-1
10
Nim.
0
V' ., „ [iiig.
-;:- . Surrounded by bay ice ; lying ; suund-
14
•044
24-5
24^4
98
■128
WNW
1-2
10
Nim.
0
15
•041
•23-9
23-6
92
•118
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
0
..'_
16
•027
24^0
23^6
88
■114
NW
2-3
10
Nim.&K.
0-1
■■^ "
17
•029
23-5
•23 ^2
92
•115
NW
1
10
Nim.
0
-:'r. Started steaming at 16.30.
18
•010
23-5
23^3
95
•119
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-.;-"
19
•018
23-0
23-0
100
•123
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-;:-". Steaming through bay ice.
20
•015
22-3
22^0
92
•109
NNW
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
-rr" in hour. Pancake ice.
21
•008
22^2
22^0
94
•112
NNW
2
10
Str.
0-1
Pancake ice.
22
•009
23 ■!
22-9
94
•116
NW
1-2
10
K. str.
0
23
•010
22^1
22^0
97
■115
NW
1
10
K.&Nim.
0
...0 "
Mdt.
28^999
22-4
22^1
92
■110
NW
2
10
K. str.
0
Means.
29-100
21 -2
20-9
91-1
■105
... 1 1-2
9^6
...
...
0-1
MARCH 15.
At noon.
J.TJ X.A- J^ V ^ .A- *. .L V •
lat. 71° 50' S. long. -23° 40' W.
1
29
014
22-8
22^3
86
■105
WNW
2-3
10
Nim.
0
-/;'
2
012
23^2
•23^0
95
•117
WNW
3-4
10
K. str.
0
',i during hour.
3
019
23 3
23^2
97
•121
WNW
4
10
Nim.
0
.;;-
4
030
22-1
22^0
97
•115
WNW
2-3
10
Str.
2
No ice of any kind in sight.
5
024
22^0
22^1
100
•118
WNW
3-4
10
Str.
2-3
3 bergs.
6
045
19-9
18^8
69
•071
W
3-4
10
Str.
3
3 bergs in distance.
7
078
18^9
18-0
71
•073
WNW
3-4
10
K. str.
3
4 bergs. No sea ice seen.
8
070
18-3
17^2
67
■065
W
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
1 beig visible.
9
086
17-4
16^1
62
•059
WNW
3
10
K. str.
2-3
[ing-
10
093
17 ^8
16^5
61
•059
WSW
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
3 bergs. Steaming dead slow for sound-
11
100
16^0
15'1
70
•063
w
0-1
10
K. str.
1
Finished sotinding = 2102 fathoms.
12
091
]5^9
15^1
74
•065
WNW
3
10
Str.
1
13
107
15^4
14^6
74
•064
NW
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
14
094
15^3
14-7
80
■069
WNW
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
15
103
15-8
14^9
70
■063
WNW
3-4
10
K. str.
2-3
16
103
16^8
160
74
•068
WNW
3
10
Str.&Nb.
2-3
-;;-"
17
093
I6-8
16-0
72
•067
WNW
3
10
Str.
2
18
081
16 9
16^1
74
•068
WNW
3
10
Str.
2
19
098
17^0
16^1
71
•066
NW
2-3
10
K.. & K. str.
2
20
105
^■o
16^7
90
■084
NW
2-3
10
K.
2
21
114
17^1
16-8
90
•084
NW
2
10
K. str.
1-2
22
126
16-2
15^7
83
•075
WNW
2
8
Str. K.
1
Moon gleaming faintly.
23
132
16^2
15^7
83
■075
NW
2-3
10
Str.
1
Mdt.
■144
16-2
15^8
86
•078
NW
2-3
2-7
10
Str.
1
Means.
29^082
18-1
17^4
79 0
•079
9-9
1^7
72
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Bar. at 32
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Level.
^1
Wind, True.
Cloud.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
Direction. Force.
Anit.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
Remarks
MARCH 16, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 71° 28' S. long. 22" 32' W,
29-159
•156
•160
■181
■181
•194
■196
•198
•196
•209
•212
■222
■215
■210
•213
•208
•208
■197
■223
•220
"207
•204
■225
■213
29^200
16^4
16-7
17-2
16^7
16-9
17^3
17^9
20^4
19^4
20-4
21-2
21^9
22^9
23^9
24^2
24-1
25-6
25 •O
25-9
25^1
251
25^6
25 ■S
25^9
21^7
15^9
84
•077
16^2
84
•077
17-0
94
•088
16-4
90
■084
16^2
78
•072
17-0
90
•086
17^4
84
•082
19^8
82
•089
19^0
87
•091
■20-2
94
■103
20^3
74
■083
21 •!
77
■090
■22 ^2
80
•098
23 "2
81
■104
23 -S
89
•116
24-0
97
•126
25-4
95
•131
■25-0
100
•135
26^0
100
•140
25^0
98
•132
25-0
98
•132
25^6
98
■135
25^8
100
•140
■25 ■O
73
•110
21^3
88-8
•106
NW
NW
WNW
NW
NW
NW
Calm
NW
N
Oalm
NW
NW
N
NW
Calm
Calm
Calm
ENE
NE
ENE
ENE
ENE
ENE
ENE
2
10
.9
10
2
10
1
9
0-1
8
0-1
6
0
4
0-1
1
0-1
5
0
9
0-1
8
1
9 ;
1-2
10
0
10
0
10
0
10
0
10
0-1
10
0-1
10
1-2
10
1
10
0-1
10
0-1
10
0-1
10
0^7
8^7
1
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Cir str.
1
1
1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0
0-1
0
0-1
0
0
0-1
0
0
0
0
0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
A few Hakes of -;;- falling.
2 bergs.
0. 3 ber^s.
®. ,, Starting sounding.
0
0
0
Lower clouds moving S.W.
< seen at 22.55.
0^4
At iinon_
MARCH 17.
lat. 71' 22' S. long. 18= 15' W.
29^204
25^9
25^2
84
•116 1
ENE
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
2
•204
26 •!
25^7
91
•129
NE
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
Bright streak of light along horizon toS.E.
3
•190
26^6
25-9
85
•122
NE
0
10
Str.
0
II 11 II
4
•202
?.e,-9
26 ^3
87
•127
Calm
0
10
K. str.
0
Horizon clear E.N.E. to S.E.
5
•198
27 -i
27 ■O
94
•139
Calm
0
10
K. str.
0
Snnrise 5.27.
9
•194
27^8
•^7-3
90
•137
w
0
10
Str.
0-1
7
•201
•78 ^2
28-0
96
•148
w
1
9
K. str.
0-1
Sharp -.:- shower between 6.30 & 6.40.
8
•198
29^8
29-6
97
•160
w
1-2
10
K. str.
0-1
[Started sounding /.43.
9
■186
28-2
28^0
96
■148
w
2-3
9
K. scud.
Cir str.
1-2
Lower clouds moving S.W.
10
•183
28 •e
28 •&
98
•155
w
2-3
1
Cir. K.
1-2
11
•186
28-8
28^9
100
•159
WNW
2-3
4
K.
Cir.
1 -2
12
•180
28 -5
28^4
98
•154
NW
2-3
9
K str.
Cir str.
1-2
Lower clouds moving S.A . Trawl down.
13
•186
28 6
28^4
96
•1.52
NW
3
10
K. str.
1-2
14
•206
28-8
28-5
95
■150
NW
3
10
Str.
1-2
15
•187
'28 ^8
28^5
95
■150
WNW
2
10
Str.
2
16
•182
29 '0
29^0
100
•160
WNW
2
10
Str.
'•i
Bright horizon to N.E.
17
•199
28 '5
28^4
98
•153
w
2
10
Str.
2
®- ,.
18
■202
28^4
28 •S
98
■151
WNW
2-3
8
K. & Scud,
Cir str.
2-3
-;;- in hour.
19
■194
28^2
28^0
96
•148
WNW
2-3
10
Str.
2-3
20
•188
•28-3
•27 ^8
90
•140
WNW
3-4
10
K. str.
2-3
21
•186
27 •«
■27 ^4
92
•139
WNW
3-4
10
Nini.
2-3
22
•162
27^9
27^6
94
•144
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
2-3
if". Stars gleaming.
23
•163
27^4
27^2
85
■142
NW
3-4
5
Nim.
...
2-3
*". Thin haze over stars
Mdt.
•155
27^1
27^0
98
•145
NW
3-4
5
Nim.
2-3
i
Means
29^189
28^0
27^7
93 9
•144
20
8^8
'"
1^5
1
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA. 1902-1904.
73
Uour.
Ear, at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry. Wet.
Wind, True.
Direction .
Force. Anit.l
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
Remarks.
MARCH 18, 1904.
At uooi),
kt. 71° 22' S. long. 16° 34' W.
1 29
•142
27^9
27
6
94
•144
NW
3
5
Nim.
2-3
-;'c-°. Tliiu haze over stars.
2
■132
28-0
27
6
91
•140
NW
2-3
1
Nim
2-3
-;;-. Bank of cloud all round horizon.
3
•121
28-2
27
9
95
•146
WNW
3-4
5
K.
2-3
Cloud Alto cum type except to E.
4
•107
28^2
27
9
95
•146
NNW
1
9
K. sti-.
0-1
No ice at all.
;,
■085
28^2
27
9
95
•146
NNW
1
6
Str.
Cir'
K.
1
6
■075
28^1
27
5
88
•135
NNW
1
10
K. str.
1
Sunrise 6.2.
7
•047
28^2
27
9
95
■146
NNW
0-1
9
K. .str.
Cii
0-1
0. No ice.
S
•037
28^5
28
3
9fi
■1-51
NW
2
10
K. str.
1-2
9
■026
•28^0
27
8
95
■146
NNE
2-3
10
Nim.
1 -2
10
on
28 •S
28
0
95
•146
NNE
2-3
10
Nim.
1-2
11 28
■992
^ 28-8
28
2
89
•141
N
2-3
10
K. str.
1 -2
-.i". Trawl down.
12
•988
29^0
28
4
89
•142
N
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
Trawl down.
13
•972
'29 •O
28
5
91
■145
N
1
9
K. str.
0-1
®
14
■956
•29 '0
28
5
91
■145
N
2-3
10
K. str.
1
Observation taken 14 minutes too soon.
15
■938
29^1
28
8
94
•152
N
1
10
Str.
1
16
■907
29 0
■IS
5
91
•145
NNE
1
10
Str.
1
17
901
29^0
■2S
7
95
•151
ENE
0-1
10
K. str.
0
18
•883
28 7
28
3
93
•146
NE
1
10
Str.
0-1
19
870
28^8
28
7
98
•156
NNE
1
10
K. str.
0
20
851
28^5
28
5
100
■1.57
NNW
1-2
10
Str.
1
21
843
28^2
28
0
96
■148
NNE
2-3
10
K. str.
1
-S
22
809
27-8
27
6
96
•146
NNE
2
10
Nim.
1
■,i
23
806
27^8
27
7
98
■149
NNE
2-3
10
Str
1
j^" during hour.
Mdt.
789
28^1
28 •O
98
■151
NNE
3
10
Str.
1
Meaus. 28
970
■28 ■*
28 1
94-1
■147
1-8
8^9
ri
MAI
ICH 19.
At noon,
lat. 71° 32' S. long. 17° 15' W.
1 28
780
27-9
27^8
98
•150
NNE
3
10
Nim.
1
-,'r during hou)-.
2
778
28 •!
27^8
93
■144
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
1
3
767
27^3
27-2
98
•146
E
0
10
Nim.
..
1
.;';.
4
770
27^8
27-0
84
•127
NE
0-1
10
K. str.
0
5
760
27-8
27^2
88
•133
ENE
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
6
764
27^5
27^4
98
■147
NNE
0-1
10
Str.
0
-;:- during hour.
7
766
27-2
27-2
100
■148
ENE
0-1
9
K. str.
0-1
8
765
'27 '2
•27-0
96
■142
ENE
1-2
10
Str.
1-2
9
770
26 •e
26-4
96
■138
E
2-3
10
K. str.
1-2
Pack to E. and S.E.
10
780
24^7
24^5
95
■126
E
3
10
K.&Nim.
1-2
V:. Stream ice. .v'snS - [down.
11
785
23^2
23^0
95
•117
E
3
10
K. str.
1 -2
-;;- during hour. Stream ice. Trawl
12
807
22^2
22^1
97
•116
E
3
10
K. str.
1
Loose pack. Trawl down.
13
837
22^9
23^0
100
•123
ENE
2-3
10
Sir.
1
U
837
22^0
21-9
97
•114
NE
2-3
10
Str.
)
15
845
21-1
21 •O
97
■110
NE
2
10
Str.
2
16
839
220
21^9
97
■114
NE
3
10
K. str.
1
17
841
22^0
21 •S
94
■110
NE
3
10
K. str.
1-2
18
873
21 ■g
21^7
94
•111
ENE
3-4
10
K. str.
3
19
893
22^0
21 '0
71
•083
ENE
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
20
897
22-6
22^1
86
•104
E
3-4
10
K. str.
2-3
•21
914
23^0
22^7
91
•112
E
3-4
10
K. str.
3
22
919
23-0
'22-7
91
•112
ENE
3-4
10
Str.
3
23
935
22^3
21 9
89
•105
ENE
3-4
10
Str.
3
Mdt.
957
2r.T
21-
2
1
91
•105
E
3-4
10
Str.
1 ^
Means. 28
828
■Zi-3
24 ■
93-2
■122 ...
2^5
9^9
1-r,
VOL. II.
10
74
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True.
Cloud.
o
Hour.
Bar. at 32-
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li'-
5,S 1
Remarks.
Level.
>^^
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
MARCH 20, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 71° 17' S. long. 18° 50' W.
1
28-972 21-0 20-8
93
-105
ENE
3-4
10 Str.
3
2
•989 21-0] 20-9
97
•109
NB
3-4
10
Str.
3
3
■991 21-5 121-2
91
-105
NE
3
10
Str.
3
4
29-002 1 22 5 ' 22-3
94
■114
ENE
2-3
10
Str.
2
5
•002 ' 23-4 23-1
92
•115
NE
2
10
Str.
6
•010 1 24 5
•24 ^2
92
■121
B
2
10
Str.
7
■028 ;24-9
24^7
95
■127
B
2
10
K. str.
...
1
No ice seen tliis watoli from deck, but at
8
■047 1 26-6
26^2
92
■131
NK
1-2
10
K. ,str.
1 !
6 a.m. a patch of pack ice seen from
9
-035
27-0
26-8
95
■140
NE
2-3
10
K. str.
masthead to E.
10
■039
27^6
27-1
90
•135
NE
1-2
10
K.&Nim.
A
11
■045
27-1
27-0
98
•145
NE
2
10
Nim.
-"r
12
-050 ' 26-3
•20-1
96
•137
NE
2-3
10
Nira.
2
-;:-
13
-129 26 9
26-4
90
•130
NNE
1-2
10
K. str.
2-3
CO . .j;-" during hour.
14
-103 27-0
26-4
87
•126
NNE
1-2
10
Str.&Nb.
2-3
-;j°co
15
■09S 27 -0
26-6
91
•133
NNE
2-3
9
K. str.
2-3
©. -;:-" during hour.
k;
■092 .■27^0
-26-4
87
•126
NNE
2-3
9
K. .str.
1-2
17
-106 -26-4
259
90
•128
NE
1-2
9
K. sti-.
1-2
IS
■083
26 0
■25-4
85
•120
NE
1-2
10
Str. K.
2
19
■086
25^8
•25-2
86
•119
NE
1-2
9
K.
1-2
20
■078
26-0
25^4
85
■120
NE
1
10
Str. K.
1
21
•109
26^0
25^4
85
■1^20
NE
0-1
3
Niin.
0-1
-;i-
22
•079
26-3
25^5
81
■116
NE
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
Few stars gleaming.
23
•068
26^2
25^4
80
•115
N
0-1
10
K. str.
1
Mat.
•075
26-5
25^2
72
•103
Calm
0
10
K. str.
0-1
Few stars gleaming.
Means.
29-055
25-4
25^0
89-3
•122
...
r8
9-5
1-7
MARCH 21
At noon,
lat. 69° .'^3' S. long. 15° 19' W.
1
-29-071
25-7 25-3
91
•126
N
0-1
4
K.
0-1
Swell. Stars shining.
2
•063
-25-6 25-4
98
•134
N
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
>)
3
•061
25-9 25^8
98
•137
N
0-1
10
K. str.
0
))
4
•051
26-4 26-0
92
•130
N
0
10
K. str.
0
I,
■040
•26^0 26^0
100
•141
Calm
0
10
K. str.
0
6
•046
■26 -2
26^2
100
■142
N
0-1
9
K. str.
0
0
7
•039
27-2
•27-2
100
•148
■w
1
10
Nim.
0-1
-;;- . Sounding.
8
•037
27-0
'27-0
100
•147
Vf
1
10
Nim.
0-1
,;j
9
•031
26-8
■25-9
81
•117
NW
1
10
Nim.
0-1
-:'c . Swell.
10
■040
26-0
26-0
100
•141
NW
0-1
9
K.&Nim.
0-1
.;'f
11
•024
27-4
•27-4
100
•149
HW
1-2
9
K.
Cir str.
0-1
®. Trawling. -;;- during hour.
12
■041
■29 ^2
29-0
97
-156
Calm
0
8
K. str.
..•
0-1
®
13
-055
•29 ■O
29-0
100
■160
E
0
7
K.&Nim.
Cir str.
0-1
-;s-°e
14
-058
28^6
27-5
79
-124
B
0
6
K.
Cir str.
1-2
15
-063
•28 1
26-9
77
•118
E
1-2
1
Cir K.
1-2
0 [Cum. on N. and N.W. horizon.
16
■071
28-0
26-8
76
•117
ESE
1-2
0
1-2
®. Cir str. low down to S. and S.W.
17
•080
27 ■&
26-5
79
•118
SE
1
1
Cir'str.
1
®. Air very clear in afternoon.
18
•0S7
27-5
26^4
79
•116
SE
1
2
Cir str.
1
®
19
•106
27-0
25-9
77
•112
NE
0-1
0
0
Sun set at 18.10. Bank of Cumulus to S.W.
20
•124
127-0
25-9
77
•112
N
0-1
0
0
Bank of Cumulus to S. W.
21
•132
•26-7
25-5
75
•109
E
0
0
0
,j ), )»
22
•154
26-5
25-3
74
•107
B
0-1
0
0-1
Swell.
23
•170
26-4
24-9
68
•097
E
0-1
0
0
,, Stars shining brightly.
Mdt.
•178
27-0
24-9
70
•104
NNE
0-1
0
0
)) >) j>
Means.
. 29^076
27 '0
26-4
87-0
■1-28
0^6
5-2
0-5
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
75
-J
■Wind, True. I
Cloud.
0
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
S « ra
Eemaiks.
Level.
-"&
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Lpper
Spec.
gtCo
<
MARCH 22, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 68° 32' S. long. 10° 52' W.
1
29-186
26 0
24-8
72
•101
NE
0-1
0
0
Swfll.
2
201
26-0
24-8
72
■101
NE
0
0
0
,,
3
217
26-0
24-7
70
•099
Jalm
0
0
0
4
226
26-3
•25-1
74
-105
Calm
0
0
0
5
249
26-1
25-0
74
-105
s
0-1
0
0
No ice at all. Air very clear.
6
262
27-2
25-4
66
•096
s
0-1
3
Cir. K.
0-1
1 berg. ., ,,
7
285
28-0
26-9
78
■T20
s
0-1
9
K. str.
• • .
0
Air very clear.
8
301
28-1
25-8
60
-091
VariaWe
0
9
K. str.
0-1
.>
9
304
27-9
25-5
68
-088
NW
0-1
9
K. SStr.K.
0-1
10
330
28-0
26 0
64
-097
NW
0-1
9
K. Str.
0-1
11
352
28-6
26-3
62
-097
NW
0
7
Nim.&K.
0-1
■a"®. Snow shower ahead of ship.
12
361
30-0
29-2
87
-145
Calm
0
4
K.
0
0. Swell. Air very clear.
13
386
32-2
29-1
65
•119
Calm
0
1
Cir str.
0
©. ,, K. on N. horizon, str. on
14
402
31-5
28-5
64
•113
Calm
0
5
K.
0
[S. horizon.
15
423
30-5
27-0
60
•102
s
0-1
5
K.
0
[very clear.
16
444
29-0
■>6-7
63
•100
s
1
10
K.
0-1
®. Clouils of Alto cumulus type. Air
17
468
29 0
26-6
61
•098
sw
0-1
8
Oir. Alto. K
0-1
®
18
463
29-7
27-1
62
•101
s
1-2
10
Cir str.
1
Clear sunset. Air very clear.
19
481
29-3
26-9
59
•097
sw
1-2
10
Str.
1
Clouds very hisjh, ,, ,,
20
502
-29-7
27-2
6i
•103
wsw
2
10
Str.
1
21
506
29 -S
27-8
69
•115
W.SW
«2
10
Str.
1
22
5-26
29-8
27-0
60
■098
sw
2
4
K.
0-1
Swell.
23
551
29-6
27-2
6i
•104
sw
2
0
0-1
,, slight.
Mdt.
■560
29-2
27 0
6.'.
•104
•104
wsw
2
0
0-1
"
Means.
29-374
28-7
■26-6
66-3
0^8
5^1
1
0^4
MARCH 23
At noon,
lat. 68° 32' S. long. 12° 49' W.
1
29^569
■29 1
27-1
68
-107
wsw
2
0
0-1
Slight swell.
2
•585
29^2
27-2
68
-108
wsw
2
0
...
0-1
3
•585
29 7
27-0
61
•099
wsw
2
0
0-1
Swell.
4
•584
29^5
27^2
65
-105
sw
2-3
0
2
Banks of K. ami K. str. around horizon.
:>
•596
■29-2
27-1
67
•106
sw
3
0
2
,. ., ., 1 herg.
6
•609
-29-8
28 0
72
■119
wsw
2
2
K.
1
Air very clear. Banks of K. and K. str.
around horizon. 2 bergs Waiting for
sounding over Rosse's Deep
7
■615
29-8
27-2
62
•102
sw
2
1
K.
1
Air very clear. 0. Heavy hank of
8
•615
30-0
28 0
69
■116
sw
2
3
Str.
Cir str.
1-2
0 [Nim. K. between N.W. & N.
9
•616
30-0
28-0
69
•116
w
2-3
7
Cir. K.
2
©
10
•624
29-9
28-1
72
■119
wsw
2-3
8
Cir. K.
1 -2
©
11
•621
30-0
28-3
74
■123
w
2-3
10
K. str.
2
12
•600
30-0
29 1
85
•143
w
2-3
10
K. str.
2
13
•631
30-8
29^5
81
•140
w
2-3
10
K. str.
1-2
14
•612
30-0
29^6
93
■155
w
2
10
K. str.
1-2
15
•612
30-8
29-8
86
■147
w
3
10
Str.
Cir str.
2
16
•637
30-0
29-6
93
-155
w
3-4
10
Str.
3-4
17
•633
300
•28-8
80
•1.35
w
3-4
10
K.
3-4
18
•617
30^7
28 9
74
•129
w
2-3
10
Str.
2
Clouds liicrh.
19
•620
30^0
28-7
79
■133
w
3-4
10
Str.
2
20
•609
•29 ^9
28-8
82
•137
w
3
7
K.
Cir.
2
21
•613
29^8
28-8
83
■139
w
3
9
Str.
2
22
•609
29^9
29- •
85
■142
w
2-3
10
K. str.
3-4
23
•590
SO^O
29 4
90
•150
w
3
10
K. str.
»-4
Mdt.
•578
30^0
•29 ■S
92
■153
w
3
10
K. str.
4
Means.
29^607
29-9
28^0
77-1
■128
2^6
6^5 1 ...
20
76
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
■Wind, True, i
Cloud.
o
1
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
ft"
tii
Remarks.
Level.
d a>
Birection.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
MARCH 24, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 68° 41' S. long. 12° 36' W.
1
29-568
31 rO
29-7
95
•158
w
3
10
K. str.
4
2
■568
■29-9
28-7
81
•135
v
3
5
K.
4
3
•533
29-8
28 3
77
■126
w
3
0
4
Stars shining bright.
4
•517
29-6
•28-6
83
■137
NW
4
6
K.
3
,, ,,
6
•495
29^2
28-9
95
•153
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
2-3
-;;-
ti
■480
29 •S
29-0
86
■143
N^iy
3-4
10
Nim.
.
3
.".0
7
•454
30^0
•29-4
90
•150
NW
3-4
10
Str.
3
rr" during hour.
8
■431
30^0
29-7 : 95
■158
NW
3
10
Nim.
2
-Vf
9
•429
30 0
30-0
100
■187
NW
2-3
10
Nile.
2
-;c-
10
•407
30^2
30-0
97
•163
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
2
-/:
n
•394
30^8
30-0
88
•152
NW
2
10
Nim.
2
-vr
12
•361
30-5
300
92
•157
NW
3
10
iNini.
2-3
-;;- . Lying all last night.
13
■366
30 ^5
30^0
92
■157
NNW
2
10
Nim.
2
•i'~
14
•353
30-4
30^0
94
•159
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
2
-,i
15
•342
30-4
30^0
94
■159
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
.
3-4
•Vf
16
•333
30^1
30^1
100
•168
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
'i!
17
•294
30-0
30 0
100
•167
NNW
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
-;c-
IS
■265
30 0
29^9
98
■164
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
.
3-4
•!:-
19
■231
30 ■a
30 0
97
■163
NNW
4
10
Nim.
3-4
4;-'^
20
■211
30^0
29^9
98
■164
KNW
4-5
10
Nim.
,
3-4
■v'r. Clearing to windward.
21
■164
30^0
29-7
95
•158
NNW
5
10
Nim.
4
-"?
22
•141
30^0
29-6
93
•155
NNW
4-5
10
K. str.
4
23
•113
301
29-4
89
■148
N
4-5
10
Nim.
4-6
-;;-'
Mdt.
•067
30^0
30^1
29^3
88
•148
N
5
10
Nim.
5
....0
Ml aiis.
29 ■354
29 6
92^4 1 ^155
3^5
9-2
3-2
MAI
ICH 25.
At noon,
lat. 68° 26' S. long. 11° ll'.W.
1
29-034
30^0
29-3
88
■148
N
5-6
10
Nim.
6
f^
2
■008
30 0
•.;9^6
93
■155
N
5
10
Nim.
6
3
28^955
29^9
29^6
95
■158
N
5
10
Nim.
6
4
■925
29 9
29-4
92
■153
N
6
10
Nim.
6
v./
5
•876
30^0
29 ■e
93
■155
N
6
10
Nim.
6
';./
6
■871
30-1
■29-8
96
■159
N
C
10
Nim.
6
■:;/
7
•865
30 ■S
30^0
96
■161
N
4-5
10
Nim.
5
-:r. Stopped steaming after 7 a.m.
8
•844
30^2
30-0
97
•163
1 N
4-5
1 10
Nim.
4
9
■843
30^4
30 ■O
94
•159
N
3-4
1 10
Nim.
3-4
-Vc
10
•831
30^7
30^1
91
•157
N
2-3
10
Str.
3-4
11
■838
309
30^3
92
•158
N
1-2
10
Str.
3
12
•842
31 •O
30-6
93
•163
N
1-2
10
Str.
2-3
Swell 2-3.
13
•843
31 -0
30 ^9
98
•171
N, var.
1
10
Str.
1-2
„ 2-3.
14
•854
31^5
31-0
94
•166
N
0-1
10
Str.
2
Swell 2-3. Started steaming 2 p.m. after
stopping between 7 and 8. Ship only-
15
•868
32 0
31 •S
93
•170
Var. airs
0-1
10
Str.
2
Swell 2-3. [drifting during that time.
16
•905
31 9
31 ^4
94
•169
Calm
0
10
Str.
1-2
Swell 2-3. Bar pumping heavily all day
with heavy and confused swell causing
17
•919
32 •O
31 '6
94
•172
Calm
0
10
Str.
1
Swell 2-3. [ship to labour.
18
•893
31-1
31^1
100
•175
N. ligbt airs
0
10
Str.
3-4
„ 2-3.
19
•914
31-0
31 •O
100
■174
N. air.s
0
10
Nim.
3-4
«-. Swell 2-3.
20
■913
31-0
31 ■O
100
■174
NE airs
0
10
Str.
3-4
-;;- in hour. Swell 2-3.
21
•910
'si 1
31^0
99
■172
Calm
0
10
Mist
4-5
^. Swell 2-3.
22
•918
31 ^5
sri
95
■168
Calm
0
10
Mi.st
4-5
^g ,, 2-3. Stars gleaming.
23
•899
30^0
30 '0
100
•167
N
0-1
6
K.
4-5
j Stars gleaming.
Mdt.
■909
30-0
30^0
100
•167
.V
0
10
K. str.
4-5
Mean."
28-894
30-7
30 ^4
95-3
•164
2^2
9-8
3^9
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
77
U 3^
Wind,
hue.
Cloud.
'o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and 8ea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
1st
Kemarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
MAKCH 26. 1904.
At noon,
lat. 67° .36' S. long.
12° 05' W.
1
28-880
30 0
30^0
100
•167
N
0-1
0
4
Stai-s shiuing brightly.
2
•854
30 0
30-0
100
•167
N
1
0
4
A slight =o .
3
•819
30
0
30-0
100
-167
N
1-3
10
K. .str.
4-5
4
•769
30
1
301
100
•168
N
3
10
Mist
4
.;'-;ii5:i
5
•744
30
2
3U-2
100
168
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
• V
6
•706
30
3
30-2
98
-166
NE
3-4
10
Nim.
3
• V. 3 bergs.
7
•653
30
5
.30-5
100
■171
NE
4
10
Nim.
3-4
• V
8
•614
31
0
30-8
96
•168
NE
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
• V
9
•538
31
0
31-0
100
•174
NE
5
10
Nim.
4
• V
10
•506
31
2
31-1
99
•173
N
5
10
Nim.
4
• V
11
•452
31
3
31-2
99
-174
N
4-5
10
Nim.
4-5
• V
12
•435
31
1
31-1
100
•175
N
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
ov
13
•381
31
1
31-0
99
•172
N
3-4
10
Nim.
3
• V. 1 berg in sight.
14
•357
31
0
31-0
100
•174
N
2-3
10
Nim.
2-3
• V
15
■300
30
6
30-6
100
■171
N
2-3
10
Nim.
2-3
%'
■ 16
•274
30
7
30-8
100
-172
NAV
2-3
10
Nim. ,
2-3
-;:-V
17
•254
30
7 30-3
94
-162
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
3
•V
18
•2.30
31
0 31-0
100
-174
NW
2
10
K. str.
2-3
V. Attempted sounding.
19
•243
•'iO
8 1 30-3
93
•160
NW
4
10
Nim.
3-4
-»"
20
•249
3(1
8 30^6
97
•167
N
3
10
Nim.
3-1
-sv
21
•246
30
7
30-3
94
•162
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
3-4
-;-rV
22
•239
30
3
30-0
96
•161
NNW
3
10
K. str.
4
■S'r in hour.
23
•238
30
8
30-2
91
•157
NNW
3
10
K. str.
4
ii.
Mdt.
■238
30^9
30-3
92
-158
NNW
3-4
10
K. str.
4
Means.
28-467
30-7
30-5
97-8
•168
3-1
9-2
3-5
MA
RCH 27.
At uoon,
lat. 66° 57' S. long.
11° 13' W.
1
28-228
30 ^5
30^0
92
•157
N
3-4
10
K. str.
4
2
•204
30-8
30^2
91
•157
N
2-4
10
Nim.
4
-;;-«
3
■189
.31-0
31^0
100
•174
N
3-4
10
K. str.
4
-;'r" iu hour.
4
•175
30^6
30-6
100
•171
NE
4
10
Nim.
3-4
-;:-V
5
•146
30^4
30-4
100
•170
NE
4
10
Nim.
3-4
%M
6
•146
.30-2
30 -2
100
•168
NNE
4
10
Nim. & aiist
3-4
-rrV
[growlers.
7
•142
30 ^3
30-2
98
•166
N
4
10
Str.
3-4
6 weathered bergs and
some small
8
•163
30^2
30-0
97
•163
N
3
10
Str.
3-4
About to sound.
9
•167
31^0
30-5
92
-161
N
2-3
10
Nim.
3
,;^
10
•168
300
30-0
100
•167
N
1-2
10
Nim.
2-3
-S. Sounding.
11
•161
30-2
30-1
98
•166
N
1-2
10
Nim.
2-3
%".
12
•168
30-0
30-0
100
■167
N
2-3
10
Nim.
2-3
-» ». 1 berg to starboard.
13
•156
30-3
30-3
100
•169
N
3
10
K. str.
4
-;'i- in hour.
14
■187
30-6
30-5
99
-169
NNW
1-2
10
Str. uim.
2-3
oo on horizon.
15
•206
30-2
30-2
100
•168
NW
2-3
10
Str.
2-3
00 ' .1
16
•225
30-5
30-1
94
•160
NW
2-3
10
Str.
2-3
00 - „ ©
17
•281
30-0
29-7
95
•158
WNW
3-4
9
Str.
2-3
00 2 ,:
18
•2!)7
30-0
29-2
86
•145
W
3-4
10
Str.
2-3
19
•335
30-2 29-7
92
-155
W
3-4
10
Str.
3
20
•367
•30-3 29-8
93
•156
W
3-4
10
Str.
3
21
•401
■29-5 28-9
90
-147
W
4
10
Str.
3
22
•419
29-5 1 28-2
79
•1-28
WNW
3-4
10
Str.
3
23
•451
28-8
27-7
81
•127
W
3-4
10
Nim.
3-4
Mdt.
•473
28-5
27-2
77
93-9
-119
W
3
4
K. str.
3
•;:- in liour.
Means.
28-244
30-2
29-8
-158
3-1
9-7
3-1
78
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
Bar at 3*2^
aud Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Wind, True.
Cloud
Amount of
Sea,
0-9.
Direction. Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
Kemarke.
MARCH 28, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 65° 58' S. long. 11° 24' W.
1
28-530
28-2
27^2
81
•124
WNW
2-3
3
K.
3
2
•521
27^5
26 •S
77
•114
W
2-3
10
K.
3
Stars gleaming overhead.
3
•534
28-0
26-6
73
•112
WNW
3-4
10
K.
3-4
4
•531
27^4
26^5
82
•122
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
3-4
-;-r [close on port.
6
•550
28^0
27-2
84
•r28
NW
2-3
10
Sir.
3-4
-;:- during hour. Heavy swelL 1 berg
6
•567
28-0
27 2
84
•128
NW
3
10
K. stv.
3-4
Heavy swelh A few bergs.
7
•594
28 •S
27 '0
76
•117
NW
3-4
8
K.
Cir.
4
,, ,,
8
•603
28^2
26^2
65
•100
NW
3
8
K.
4
,, ,,
9
•632
28-4
26 •S
71
•111
NW
3-4
8
K. str.
4-5
0. Heavy swell.
10
•645
28^2
26^6
71
•109
NW
3-4
10
K. str.
4
0.
11
•669
28^0
26-2
67
•102
.NW
3-4
8
K.
4-5
0 . , , ^ between hour.
12
•674
28^0
26^8
76
•117
NW
3-4
8
K.
4-5
©
13
•690
27^9
26^7
/ /
•117
W
4
9
K.
Cir.
4-5
14
•714
28^0
27^0
80
•122
NW
3-4
7
K. str.
4-5
©
15
•708
28^0
27 '2
84
•128
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
4-5
•5^°. Heavy swell.
16
•716
28^0
27^3
86
•131
WNW
3-4
10
K. str.
4-5
%" during hour.
17
•733
27^9
27^3
89
•13.T
NW
4
10
Nim.
4-5
-;;-
18
•730
28^0
27 •S
95
•146
NW
2-3
10
K. str.
4-5
-;;- in hour. Heavy swell.
19
•742
28^3
28^0
95
•146
NW
3-4
10
Nim.
4-5
-;;-
20
•751
28 '4
28-0
93
•144
N
2-3
10
Nira.
4
-y-
21
•766
29^0
28 •?
95
•151
W
2
10
Nim.
4-5
-;■;■
22
•795
30^0
•29 ^5
92
•163
WNW
3-4
10
Nim.
2-3
■A. Swells.
23
•825
29-5
29^2
95
•155
W
5
10
K.
4-5
-,'- in hour. Swell 6.
Mdt.
•865
29^2
29^0
97
•156
W
4-5
10
K.
4
Swell 4-5.
Means.
28^670
28^3
26^5
82^7
•128
3-3
9^0
4^0
At noon,
MARCH 29.
lat. 63° 54' S. long. 10° 42' W
1
28 •866
29^0
28-9
98
■157
w
5-6
10
K.
4-5
Swell 5. /
2
•887
28 9
28^2
87
■139
w
5-6
10
K.
4
/
3
■911
28^8
28-2
89
•141
\
5-6
10
K.
4-5
/"
4
•918
•28^3
2S^1
96
■149
w
6
10
Nim.
5-6
=;:. Swell 5. /
5
•.'19
9.H-2
28^0
96
•118
M
5-6
10
Str.
6
-;■?" in hour, y
6
•939
28^2
28^0
96
•148
w
6-7
10
Str.
6
Just pased 1 berg, and another ahead.
/
7
•977
28^0
27^8
95
•146
\"
7
10
Str.
6
/
8
•970
28^1
27^1
81
•123
sw
5-6
10
Str.
6
/
9
29^004
28^5 1 27^2
77
•119
NW
6
10
Str.
6
/
10
•015
27^5 -27 •I
92
■138
w
6
10
Str.
6-7
/
11
•020
29^0 ' 28^5
91
•145
\
6
10
Str.
6
/
12
•031
29 •O ; 28 •O
82
•130
w
7
10
Str.
6
/
13
•052
29^0 2S-1
84
•133
\'
7
10
Str.
6
/
14
•043
29^2
28^5
88
•142
w
7-8
10
Str. K.
6-7
^
15
•073
29^1
28^3
87
•137
vv
6-7
10
K.
6
9 during hour, y
16
•081
29^1
28^2
85
•134
w
6
10
K. 1 Cir.
5-6
/
17
•113
28-8
28 0
86
•135
w
5-6
10
K. str. i ...
5
/
18
■145
28 3
27 •»
85
•131
w
4-5
10
K. str. 1
6
19
•182
26^8
26^9
100
•146
w
4-5
10
Str. K.
5
20
•178
27-5
25^0
55
•083
M'
5
10
K. str.
4-5
Moon gleaming.
21
•192
28^0
25^8
61
•093
\-sw
4
9
K. str.
4-5
.1 11
22
•204
29^0
27^0
67
•106
wsw
4-5
9
K.
4-5
23
•208
29^2
27^8
77
•122
w
4-5
9
K. str.
4
Mdt.
■209
29^0
28^0
82
■130
w
4-5
10
K. str.
4
Means.
29^047
28^5
•27 '6
84-9
•132
5^7
9-9
...
5^3
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
79
Wind, True.
Cloud.
o
Bar
Hour. and
It 32°
Sea
Dry.
Wet
. Hum.
ai
S 3) 1
Rem.irk«.
Le
vel.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
tipper
Spec.
2^ o
<
MAKCH .30, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 61° •iS'S. long. 12° 47'
W.
1 29
207
28-5
28-
0 91
•141
w
4
10 K. str.
4
2
235
28-5
27-
9 90
■139
w
4
10
K. str.
4
3
238
28-9
28-
1 86
■136
■w
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
4
2-20
28-6
28-
0 89
■1.39
s-w
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
2 bergs.
5
234
28-8
28-
2 89
■141
BVf
1-2
10
K. str.
1
Several bergs. Considerable swell
6
257
28-9
28-
2 87
■139
yvsvf
1-2
8
*. str.
Cir.
1-2
,t
7
265
29-1
28-
S 94
■152
w
1
8
i. str.
Cir. K.
1-2
i>
8
270
29-5
27-
0 63
•101
w
1
9
K.
1 -2
Considerable swell.
9
292
29-9
27-
7 67
•111
w
1
9
Str.
Cir str.
1
®. Considerable swell.
10
305
30-0
29-
0 83
•140
w
1
10
Str.
1
Considerable swell.
11
312
29-2
28-
3 85
•136
w
1
10
Str.
1
^
12
328
29-3
28-
5 87
•140
w
1
10
Str. K.
1
0. Considerable swell.
13
342
29-8
28-
y 85
■142
w
1-2
9
K. str.
1
0. Swell.
14
357
30-0
29-
0 83
•140
AV
0-1
10
K. str.
1
Stopped for sounding. Swell.
15
368
30-0
29-
5 92
■153
w
1
8
K.
0-1
^
16
372
30-2
29-
5 89
•150
w
1
10
Str.
0-1
Swell."
17
391
30 '0
29-
5 92
•153
v
1
10
Nim.
1
-». Swell.
18
438
30-2
29-
n 81
•137
"V
1-2
10
K. str.
1
■.i in hour. Swell.
19
426
30-5
29
9 91
•155
v
1-2
10
K. str.
1
20
471
30-5
29
8 90
■152
wsw
1-2
10
Str.
1-2
002
21
457
29-5
29
0 92
•160
w
1-2
10
Nim.
1
-.i"
22
468
30 0
29
9 98
•164
■«'
2-3
10
K.
1-2
-a" in hour.
23
476
30-3
29
5 88
•148
w
3-4
2
K.
2-3
©
Mdt.
492
30 3
29
4 86
•146
w
4-5
9
K.
3
®
Means. 29
343
29-6
28-
8 86-6
•142
r8
9-2
r6
MARCH 31.
At noon,
lat. 60° 37' S. long. 12° 16
w.
1 29
527
30-0
29
0 83
•140
w
6
10
K.
3-4
2
542
30-0
29
2 86
■145
w
5-6
10
K. str.
4
/
3
540
30-0
29
2 86
•145
w
5
10
K. str.
4
Big berg on port bow.
4
540
30-1
29
8 96
•189
v
4
10
Str.
3
Several hergs.
5
551
30-0
29
6 93
•155
■w
4-5
10
Str.
6
532
30-2
30
0 97
•163
WNW
4-6
10
Str.
,, ,, f ?
7
517
30-5
30
0 92
■157
•WNW
4
10
Str.
8
601
30-4
30
0 94
•169
WNW
5
10
Scud £ str.
9
515
30-0
29
7 95
■158
w
4
8
Scud
®
10
518
29-8
29
4 94
•155
NW
5-6
9
Scud
©/
11
500
29-3
29
0 95
•154
WNW
4
10
Scud
4-5
12
450
29-5
29
2 95
•156
NW
4-5
10
Scud
4-6
13
448
29-3
29
0 95
•154
NW
5
10
Scud
4-5
14
380
29 a
29
0 98
•158
NW
4-6
10
l>'og
4-5
Foggy.
16
367
29-3
29
1 97
•167
N
6
10
Mist
4-6
16
291
29-9
29
8 98
•162
N
6
10
Str.
6
y
17
209
30-0
30
0 100
•167
N
7
10
Str.
6
/
18
108
30-2 ' 29
8 94
•157
N
6-7
10
Scud
6
/
19
019
30-5 , 30
U 92
•1.57
NNE
7
10
Nini.
6
%/
20 28
766
30-0 30
0 100
•167
N
8
10
Nim.
7
-»/-
21
696
30-8 30
6 97
■167
N
8-9
10
Nim.
7-8
-»>
22
604
31-5 '30
0 80
142
N
8-9
10
Nim.
6-7
'k/-
23
626
30-0 ( 29
9 98
■164
N
8-9
10
Nim.
s
*y-
M^
Direction
Force. Amt
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
APRIL 1, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 60° 33' S. loug. 12° 00' W.
1
28 -426
32-0
32-0
100
■182
N
8
10
K.
8
^2
2
■386
32^2
32^0
98
■179
N
7-8
10
K.
7-8
/
3
•346
32 2
32^1
99
■181
N
7
10
K.
7
/
4
•302
321
32^0
99
■180
N
6-7
10
Nini.
6
• /
5
•271
32^0
32^0
100
■182
N
6-7
10
Nim.
6
• /
6
•266
32^0
31 6
94
•172
N
4-5
10
Str.
6
#" duriug lionr.
7
•261
31-4
30-7
90
•160
NW
5
9
Str.
6
8
•240
30 ^9
30^4
93
■161
NW
5 : 10
Str.
6
9
•194
30^5
30-2
96
■162
NNW
5-6
10
K. str.
7
/
10
•188
30^7
30-2
92
■158
N
5
10
Str. 1 ...
6
n
•157
30 ■a
30^4
99
•168
N
5
10
Str.
5-6
12
•128
31 ■O
31-0
100
•174
NNW
4
10
Str.
5-6
@
13
•117
■iVO
30^9
98
•171
NW
1
10
N"im.
7
■5i"
14
•130
31 ■S
31^0
96
•169
W
1
10
Nim.
1
-.T. Heavy swell. Sea gone do^vn.
15
•149
31 ■S
30 ■g
94
•166
W
3
10
Nira.
2-3
.:'-
16
•172
31 ■I
30^4
89
•1.57
W
4-5
10
Nim.
3-4
iL
17
•172
31 ■!
30 7
94
•164
W
5-6
10
Nim.
6-6
■ii ',', ',', y
18
•249
31^2
30-5
90
•158
WSW
5-6
10
Mist
5
'.i during hour. J^y
19
•307
31 ^2 30-7
93
163
WSW
5
10
Mist
5-6
20
•350
31 ■O
30^4
90
■158
W
5-6
10
Niiu.
7
-•■)/*
21
•397
29^5
28-9
90
■147
W
7-9
10
Nim.
7
-VrX'
22
•445
28^0
27-8
95
■146
SW
8-10
10
Scud
8
I-- y-
23
•495
28^0
27^8
95
■146
SW
7-8
10
Mist
7
•"-"s^/
Mdt.
•553
27^2
27^2
100
■148
■165
SW
8
10
Nim.
7-8
-.-ry^
Means.
28"279
30^8
30 ■O
95^2
5-5
10^0
6^0
APRIL 2.
At noon,
lat. 58' 40' S. long. U° 23' W.
1
28-629
27^0
27^0
100
■147
SW
7-9
10
Nim.
7
•s:- }. y^
2
■671
27-1
27^1
100
■148
SW
7
10
Sir.
6-7
Bar pumping, y
3
•721
27^0
27^0
100
•147
SW
B-8
10
Str.
7
1 ,, .. ,/
4
(■773)
27-0
■j7-0
100
■14?
SW
7-9
10
Str.
6-7
rj. Observation 30 min. late, y'^
5
■823
25 •;')
25-0
88
■121
SW
9-11
10
Nim.
7
(/-;;-. Moon gleaming, y/'-'. Hurricane.
6
■828
26^4
26^0
92
■130
SW
9-10
10
Str.
8
-;;- '-^ during hour. y-. Hurricane.
7
■872
■27-2
27^2
100
■148
SW
7-10
10
Nim.
7
•5C- _/-. Very stormy.
8
■897
(27-0
27-0)
100
(■138)
SW
8-10: 9
K. str.
8
-"- q' y-
9
■938
•28 ■O
28^0
100
(■153)
SW
7-8 9
K.
7
y2
10
•962
28^6
28^4
96
•152
ssw
7-8 1 9
K.
7
/■'
11
29-007
■29^1
26^6
60
•097
SW
6-8
10
K.
6-7
i r-
12
•027
29-4
27^2
66
•106
SW
7
9
K.
6-7
/
13
•034
30^1
•28 •S
73
■122
SW
6-7
10
K.
6-7
© faintly. /
14
•072
30-2
29^0
81
■137
WSW
5-6
9
K.
5-6
/
15
•073
30-7
29-3
80
■138
SW
5-6
8
K.
5-6
0 faintly. /
16
■078
30^7
29^8
87
■148
SW
4-5
5
K.
Cir."E.
5-6
3
17
■097
30^9
30^0
86
■150
SW
3-4
8
K.
5
18
■090
sro
30-3
89
■156
WSW
3
10
K. str.
4
19
■086
30^8
■29-5
81
■140
w
3
10 Nira.
4
.;j
20
■096
30-7
29^1
77
■133
w
0-1
7
K.
4
-Vr
21
■092
30^4
'29-3
83
■142
w
1-2
9
K.
4
Moon gleaming.
22
■095
30-5
•29 ^3
82
■140
w
1
10
K.
4
„ ,, Lower clouds moving N.W.
23
■114
31^2
'29 ^5
76
■135
NW
1-2
9
K.
4
11
Mdt.
■094
32^0
30 0
28 '2
75
86 ^3
■137
■138
NW
1-2
9
K.
3-4
ij '»
Means.
8^965
29^1
5-6
9^2
5^8
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
81
■Wind,
True.
Cloud
-5
Hour.
Bar at 32"
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
li
P
Mdt.
•626
32^4
30^2
75
■138
w
2-3
0
...
2-3
j» II "
Means.
29^297
31^4
30^2
85 ^2
•150
1^1
8-9
1^3
APEIL 4.
At noon,
lat. 55° 8' S. long. 10° 0' W.
1
29^634
326
30^2
73
•136
\-
2 6
K.
2-3
Moon and stars shining. Swell.
2
■654
32^7
30^5
75
•141
w
1-2
5
K.
1 -2
jj I) II
3
•675
32^6
3ro
82
•151
NW
1-2
0
1-2
H )l 11
4
•682
32-4
31 ^2
85
•158
WNW
1
0
...
1
II 11 11
5
•684
32^6
31^4
86
•160
NW
0-1
0
0-1
11 11 11
6
•688
32^6
31-3
85
■158
NW
1
5
K. str.
0-1
1 berg on weather beam.
7
•715
32 ■S
30^0
72
■133
NW
3
4
Cir str.
3
0. Sun rose at 6.39.
8
■696
32^2
29 4
68
•124
NW
3-4
10
Str.'K.
Cir str.
2-3
0. ®
9
■687
32^6
29 8
69
•128
N
4
10
Cir str.
2-3
0. ©
10
■656
33^0
30^5
73
■138
N
5
10
>•.
Cir str.
3-4
0
11
•604
33-2
31^7
83
•159
N
5-6
10
Cir str.
4
0. Sounding6.30 to 8 a.m. y
12
•570
33^8
33-5
97
•188
N
6
10
k'.
Cir str.
4-5
©y
13
•532
33^5
33^7
100
•192
NW
6-7
10
Str.
5
®y
14
•455
33^8
33 •S
100
•194
NNW
7
10
Str.
5
Some bergs seen at 6 a.m. _/
15
•380
34^0
34-0
100
•196
N
7-8
10
Nim.
5
-;;-y
16
•322
34^0
3 4^0
100
•196
N
7-8
10
Str.
5-6
-;;- during hour, y
17
■244
34^1
33^4
92
•183
N
7-8
10
Str.
5-6
/
18
■197
35^0
34^0
90
•184
N
7-8
10
K. .str.
6
/
19
■152
35^2
35 ■O
98
•202
N
7-8
10
Mist
6
•s^y
20
■1-28
35^7
35^2
96
•200
N
8
10
Mist
6
•^y
21
•081
36^0
35^9
99
•210
N
8-9
10
Mist
6-7
•^y^
22
•059
36^0
360
100
■212
N
8
10
Nim.
6
•y=
23
■069
36-0
35-8
98
■208
N
7-8
10
Nim.
6-7
•y
Mdt.
•012
36-0
35^5
96
■203
N
6-7
10
Nim.
6
•y
Means.
29^441
33^8
32^7
88^2
•173
... : 5^2
7^9
4-0
VOL. II.
11
82
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind,
Irue.
Cloud
o
Hour.
Bar at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
■(Vet.
Hum.
3 b
? V 1
Remarks.
Level.
Direction,
Force.
Amt
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
2^o
<
APRIL 5, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 55° 25' S. long. 13° 00' W.
1
28-814
36^5
36^0
95
•206
' N
6-7
10
Nim.
6
•/
2
•715
37 •O
37^1
100
•220
1 N
7
10
Niui.
6
•/
3
■645
37-2
37^0
98
-218
N
8
10
Nim.
6-7
•>
4
•572
37-9
37-4
96
-217
N
7-8
10
Nim.
6-7
•>
5
•517
37^9
37-6
97
•221
N
7-8
10
Nim.
6
•>
6
•492
37^6
37-6
100
•225
NNW
7
10
Nim.
5-6
•y
7
•534
36 7
36-6
99
•216
NNW
5-6
10
Nim.
5-6
• . 1 large bers; about two miles long.
y
8
•574
35-0
35-0
100
•204
NV
5-6
10
Nim.
5-6
• /
9
•642
35^2
34-4
92
•190
N'W
5
10
Cir."K.
5
®
10
•673
35-3
34-8
96
•197
NW
5-6
3
Cir. K.
5
•i-/
11
•691
35^5
34-5
91
-189
NW
6
3
Scud
5
®/
12
•718
36-0
35-5
96
•203
NV
6-7
3
K.
6
®/
13
•752
36 1
36-0
99
-211
NW
6-7
0
6
®/
14
•780
36^0
35-8
98
■208
NW
7
0
6
®/
15
•814
35^4
33 •S
86
-177
NW
7
9
k'.
6
-;:-/
16
■894
35-5
34^3
88
•177
NW
5-6
10
K.
5
/
17
•881
35-3
33^1
79
•134
NW
7
4
Cir.
6
®/
18
•881
355
33 0
77
-160
NW
6-7
8
Str.
6
1 /■
19
■899
35 •S
33-5
80
•168
NW
5-6
7
K.
6
/
20
•938
32 ■g
32-0
90
■168
NW
5-6
6
K.
6
Stars shining. 1 beig to leeward. /
21
•987
34-2
32-8
85
•170
WNW
3-5
0
...
6
,
22
•969
34^5
33-0
84
•170
NW
5
6
sir.
5
23
•992
34^0
33-0
89
•176
NW
5-6
6
K. str.
4
Moon gleaming. _/
Mdt.
•989
34^5
33-0
84
-170
NW
5-6
2
K. str.
3-4
Many bergs seen since 20 hours, y
Means.
28-766
35-7
34-9
91-6
-193
6^2
6^5
5^6
APRIL 6.
At noon,
Int. 54° 33' S. long. 11° 47 W.
1
29-043
34^2
32-2
80
-158
NW
6
1
Cir. K.
6
Moon and stars gleaming. ^
2
-053
33 9
32-4
84
•165
NW
4
2
Cir. K.
5-6
1 !•
3
-099
34^2 1 32-2
80
-158
NW
5-6
0
6
!■ ,. y
4
■130
34 1 32-0
78
•155
NW
6-7
0
6
ilauY bercrs seen this watch. y
5
-177
34-8 32 •S
78
•158
NW
7
0
6
y
6
•159
34-8
32-9
82
•164
NW
6-7
0
6
/
7
-176
34^9
33-2
83
•169
NW
6-7
0
...
5-6
&■ ,, ,, /
8
■219
35^0
33-0
80
-164
NW
6-7
6
K.
Cir.'k.
5-6
oo ©y
9
-204
35^5
33-5
82
-170
NW
6-7
9
Nim.
Cir str.
5-6
00 j!_/
10
•230
35-4
32-0
70
-146
NW
7
6
K.
Cir. K.
6
®/
11
-249
35-9
34-0
83
-176
NW
6-7
6
K.
6
®/
12
-247
35^9
34-0
83
-176
NW
6-8
7
K.
6
®/
13
-190
36 •O
35-6
96
-204
NW
6-8
6
K.
6
®/
14
-179
36 ^3
34-8
87
■186
NW
7-8
3
cir.
6
&/■"
15
-202
36-8
35-0
85
■184
NW
7-8
1
Cir.
6
®r
16
•175-
36 2
35-0
89
•191
NW
7
10
AUo'k.
6
/
17
■148
37-0
35-4
86
•189
NW
6-8
8
K. str.
cii-.
5-6
q. No bergs visible. /
18
-1-26
37-0
35-9
90
•198
NW
7-8
10
Str.
6-7
/"-
19
•110
37^7
35-8
83
•190
NNW
7-8
10
Nim.
6
• /'
20
•087
37-5
36-0
87
•195
NNW
8-9
10
Nim.
6-7
• /-
21
•052
36 ^8
36-0
93
•202
NW
9
10
Str.
8
Hove to. y-
22
•051
36^0
35-8
98
•202
NW
8
10
Nim.
6-7
• . Hove to. Port tack. /-
23
29^046
36^5
36-0
95
•206
NW
7-8
10
Nim.
6-7
• „ „ y
Mdt.
28^966
36^0
36-0
100
•212
NW
7-8
10
Nim.
6-7
•y-'
Means.
29^138
35-8
34-2
85-5
■180
7^0
5^6
6^1
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
83
.
Wind, True.
Cloud.
O
Hour.
Bar at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
If
= S 1
Keniarks.
Level.
$i
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
APRIL 7, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 53° 58' S. long. 10° 10' W.
1
29-056
37^0
36-8
98
•216
VV.NW
6-7
10
Nini.
6-7
•y
2
•067
36 ^3
36-1
98
•210
w
6
10
Nira.
6-7
^coo/
3
•142
34^8
34-4
96
-194
w
5-6
10
Str.
6
Lower clouds from N. W. y
4
•177
34^8
33^8
91
-182
v
5
8
Scud
6
,, ,, 00 . Moon
5
■232
35^1
33^2
81
-167
VNV
5-6
10
.Str.
5
y [and stars gleaming.
6
•249
35-2
33-2
81
•167
NW
5
9
Str.
Cir. K.
5
7
•265
354
33^7
85
•175
WNW
4-5
9
K. str.
4-5
No bergs seen during uiglit.
8
•360
35^5
34-0
86
•179
NW
6
3
K. sti-.
5
®y
9
•392
35-5
34-0
86
■179
WNW
5-6
8
K. str.
4-5
/
10
•445
36^4
34-0
87
•180
W
5-7
9
Str.
5-6
®. Passing shower of A 10.5 to 10.20.
11
•467
35^1
340
89
•183
W
5-6
10
K. sir.
4-5
®y 1/
12
•464
35 ^3
33^9
87
•180
WNW
4-6
10
K. sti-.
4-5
®
13
•468
35 1
33^4
83
•171
WXW
4-6
10
K. str.
5
U
•518
35^0
33^7
87
•178
xw
4
10
Str.
4-5
15
•481
346
33^2
86
•173
.NW
5-6
10
Str.
5
/
16
•459
33-2
33^0
98
■186
WN'W
4
10
Nim.
4-5
-;'r
17
•471
33^0
33-0
100
■188
W.S'W
1-2
10
Niiii.
4-5
-»2
18
■452
33-5
•33-0
94
■182
NW
2-3
10
Str.
4-5
-;:- during hour.
19
•471
33-5
33-2
96
•186
NW
1-2
10
Str.
4-5
20
•48?
33-6
33-3
96
•187
NW
1
10
Str.
4
21
•487
33^7
33-2
94
■184
NW
1
10
Str.
3-4
22
•533
33^0
32-5
94
•177
NW
2
10
str. & Scuil
5
Stars gleaming.
23
•521
33-5
33-0
94
•182
NW
1
10
str. & Scud
5
Mdt.
•566
33^2
34^6
33-0
98
■186
NW
1-2
10
Str.
4
Means.
29-385
33-7
91^0
■183
4-0
9-4
4-9
At noon,
APRIL 8.
lilt. 52° 33' S. long. 9= 47' W.
1
29^521
33-0
33-0
100
•188
NW
2
10
Nim.
4
2
•507
33-0
33-0
100
•188
NW
1-2
10
Nim.
4
-;;--. Bar pumping slightly.
3
•556
32-8
32-5
97
•181
NW
1-2
10
str. & Nim.
3-4
-"-
4
•534
32^7
32-5
98
•182
NW
1
10
Nim.
3-4
_"-.0
5
•535
32^6
32-4
98
■181
NW
2-3
10
Nim.
4
Sleet. Moon gleaming.
6
•540
32^5
32-2
97
■179
WNW
2
10
K. str.
2
Sleet during hour. Confused heavy swell.
7
•603
33 ^2
32-9
97
■184
WNW
3
8
Cir K.
2-3
Confused heavy swell.
8
•607
34-0
33-2
91
•180
NW
3-4
3
K.
3
®. Confused lieavy swell.
9
•644
33^0
32^5
94
■177
WNW
3
7
K.Htr..S Nim.
3
©
10
■681
35^0 34^1
91
•186
W
2-3
1
K. str.
2-3
®
11
■710
34^9
34^0
91
•195
W
2
0
2
®
12
■708
36^2
35^1
90
•193
W
1-2
0
1-2
®. A little str. to W. horizon.
13
•698
36 0
35^0
91
■193
:-
1-2
0
1-2
®. Swell.
14
■721
360
34-7
88
■193
WNW
2
0
1-2
®
15
■733
35^7
34-8
92
■194
WNW
2-3
0
2
®. Air very clear.
16
•740
35-6
34 •?
92
•193
WNW
3
2
Scud
cir.
2
®
17
•768
35^3
34-4
92
•189
W
3
4
K.
2
®
18
•798
34^0
33-2
91
■180
WNW
2-3
3
K.
...
2-3
19
•828
34-6
34-0
94
■189
NW
2-3
0
0
2-3
Stars shining brightly.
20
•850
34-8
33-9
92
■184
WNW
3
0
0
2-3
) J »>
21
•861
34 ^6
33-5
90
■179
W
3
0
0
2-3
)» >>
22
•885
34^7
33-7
91
■182
NW
2-3
4
Cir.
2-3
" " . ,
23
•880
34-0
32-8
87
■172
NW
2-3
0
0
2-3
Swell. Stars shining brightly.
Mdt.
•887
34-5
33 •S
87
■176
W
1-2
2
K. str.
2-3
Str. on S S.W. horizon. Moon low but
[bright.
Means.
29^700
34-3
34-0
93-0
•185
2-3
3-9
... 1 ...
2-6
84
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
b ■,
20
■456
54^0
50-3
76
•317
W
4-8
2
K.
2-3
T- > . , .
21
•523
53-0
48-1
70
-279
W
4-9
3
K.
2-3
?'• II 11
22
■560
531
48-3
70
-283
WNW
4-8
3
K.
3
f-
23
•556
53^0
48-0
69
■277
W
4-8
3
K. str.
3
q". Swell.
Mdt.
•565
62-1
60-0
85
-334
w
3-8
2
K. str.
3-4
f-
Means.
29-460
55-6
51 ■&
74-9
-333
4-9
5-8
3^3
APRIL 22. At Gough Island.
1
29^552
52 •g
48^8
74
•20i;
w
4-9 2
K. str. ... 3
q": Swell.
2
■564
53^8
49^7
74
■3U6
WNW
3-7
2
K. str.
3
f-
3
•573
54 ■O
49-8
73
•306
WNW
3-7
2
K. str. 1
3-4
f-
4
-556
53 ■g
50-5
78
■324
W
3-6
1
K. 1 ...
2
q- < at 3. Swell.
5
•543
54^0
49-6
72
-301
W
3-5
1
K. i ...
1-2
r<-
6
-522
53-3
51 ^2
85
•348
W
2
2
K. ! ...
1
<
7
•524
52^7
50-9
88
-349
WNW
2-3
8
Nini.&K.
Cir.
2
•".
8
■633
54^0
51 •S
85
■3.o5
NW
0-1
10
Str.
2-3
9
•530
537
51-0
82
■33S
.s
0-1
10
Nim.
0
•
Lauded ou GougU Island. Weather
10
•530
63 •S
51 ■O
81
•337
w
0-1
10
Nim.
0
fine though showery. Yet considerable
11
•525
54^0
.V2^0
86
-330
■v
1
10
Nim.
0
amount of broken spells of sunshine.
12
•5'23
54^2
52-2
86
-361
w
1
8
K.
0
Rainbows with showers of which these
13
•523
54 •2!
62-2
86
■361
w
1-2
6
K.
0
• were on 3 or 4 .slight falls during 11 a.m.
14
•521
53 •S
52-5
91
•378
v
2
5
K.
and 4 p.m. Very heavy rain for | hour
15
•521
53 ■O
52-0
93
•374
w
2-3
5
K.
froiu 10 to 11 and considerable wind from
16
•520
52 •S
51-8
93
•372
w
3
5
K.
glen. W. wind dropped to 0-3 sij. at
; ship than ashore.
17
■514
52^5
49^0
77
•304
w
3-4
5
Stf.
q ©.
18
-513
52-3
48^0
72
•284
sw
2-3
7
K. str.
19
-526
51^0
47-5
77
•288
NW
1-2
8
Wim.
•
20
•550
47-8
45-8
86
•2S3
sw
1-4
5
Str.
q. »'-' from 19.15 to 19.45.
21
•560
47-0
44-8
85
•271
sw
2-5
8
Nim.
'1-
22
-597
49-4
47-0
84
-293
w
1-6
7
K.
q--
23
•598
48-8
45-4
77
■266
w
2-8
8
K.&Nim.
1-2
?'•
Mdt.
•611
49'7
45-6
73
■261
w
2-6
4
K.
1-2
'r-
Means.
29-543
62^4
49-6
81-6
■322
2-8
5-8
...
!■■>
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
91
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Wind, True.
Cloud.
Direction. Force. |Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
.Spec.
2 « =
Remarks.
APRIL 23, 1904.
At Gougli Island.
10
11
12
1,<!
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mdt.
Means.
29-650
•669
•696
•730
•783
•SOS
•884
•860
•894
•913
•940
•948
•952
•982
•980
30^009
•017
•012
•035
•059
•061
•134
•141
•068
29^925
48^2
48^5
48-5
48 ^9
49^2
49^1
48^8
49-5
49^2
49^5
49^0
49^4
49-6
49^9
49-8
48^8
49-1
49^2
49^3
48^1
49^0
49-0
49^0
49^0
49^1
46^0
85
46-2
83
45^6
80
45-3
76
45^0
72
44^3
69
44-2
69
44^0
65
44^9
71
45-2
71
43^9
67
44-8
70
45-6
74
45-3
70
44^0
64
44^6
72
45^3
74
44-4
68
45^0
71
44^7
76
45^2
74
46-9
85
44^8
72
44^2
68
45 •O
72^8
•283
•285
•272
■263
•253
•240
•241
•230
•251
•254
•233
•247
•262
•252
•228
•249
•260
•241
•252
•256
•259
•296
251
•239
•254
w
sw
sw
w
Var.
3, var.
s
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
sw
.sw
sw
s
ssw
s
s
2-5
10
1-5
7
0-2
6
0-2
2
0-3
4
0-4
8
0-3
(
4
5
3-5
6
3-4
4
2-3
7
2-4
3
2-5
i
3-4
t
3-4
6
3-4
6
1
9
2-3
7
3
8
3
5
3
9
3
10
2-4
9
3
9
2-S
6^6
Niin.
K.&K.st.
K. & K.st.
K. str
K.
K.&Nim.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nini.
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
1-2
2
1-2
1-2
1
1
1
3-4
2-3
2-3
1-2
2
2
2
4
4
0-1
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
25
q-. Lower clouds W.
q. Swell.
q-
q. ,, Heaving anchor up.
®.
©•
®.
®. ..
}. ©. Swell.
q. ©. ,, Trawling.
®-
q-
Swell.
Moon shinins;.
Gough Island may be considered to
terminate at midnight, when we were
about 20 miles from land.
At noon,
APRIL •24.
lat. 39° ."iS' S. long. 8° 36' W.
1 30
138
49^0
44^1
68
•237
s
2-3
8
K. str.
2-3
2
142
49^0
44^0
67
■235
s
2-3
6
K. str.
2
3
142
49^0
44^6
71
•247
s
2-3
6
K. str.
2
4
110
48^0
4c ^2
80
•267
s
2
10
K. str.
...
2
5
078
48^0
44^6
77
•255
sw
3
2
K. str.
0
Swell.
6
110
48^8
44^8
73
•253
sw
3
6
K. & K. str.
2
,,
114
48^8
44^1
69
•239
sw
1-2
8
K. & K. str.
1
J,
8
107
49-0
44^0
67
•235
sw
1-2
10
K.
1
,, Land still in sight astern.
9
138
49^0
44^5
70
•245
s
0-1
9
K.
0-1
«. Swell.
10
133
50^8
45 ^5
67
•248
Var. airs
0-1
8
Cir. K.
0-1
®.
11
106
51^2
46^5
70
•^64
Var. airs
0-1
9
Cir. K.
0
®.
12
117
51^4
46^9
71
•270
NW, var.
0-1
2
...
Cir.
0-1
0. ,, Depth 1807 fathoms. Rock.
13
092
51 •S
470
70
•268
N
0-1
0
0-1
©'• u
14
079
51 •O
46 ■O
68
•255
NNE
1
10
Cir.
1
CO ®. Swell.
15
086
51^9
46 •S
66
•253
NNE
1
9
Cir str.
1
CO 0. ,,
16
070
51 •O
46^1
69
•257
NNE
1
8
Cir str.
2
®. Swell.
17
078
50^5
46^3
73
•266
NE
1
5
Cir.
2
^'^- " r, ■ ,
18
046
50^2
46^1
74
•265
NE
1-2
4
Cir & Cir str-
1-2
Swell. Cum on W. horizon. [bright.
19
073
50^3
46 •S
75
•273
NE
1-2
3
Cir str.
1-2
Air very clear. Swell. Moon shining
20
108
50^2
47^0
79
•284
NE
2-3
2
Cir str.
1-2
,, ,, •< >> X
21
•095
50^1
47^5
82
•297
NE
2-3
2
Cir.
1-2
,] ,, )) )» »'
22
•079
50^0
46^6
78
•278
NE
2-3
3
Cir. K.
1-2
,, ,! !I '1 "
23
■075
50^0
46^8
79
•282
NE
2
8
Cir str.
1-2
,. ,, 1. . 11 •>
Mdt.
•070
50^2
47^0
79
•284
NE
2-3
10
Cir str.
1-2
Swell. A few stars gleaming.
Means. 30
•099
50^0
45^8
72-6
•261
1-7
6^2
1^4
92
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Hour.
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Milt.
Meaus,
B»r. at 32'
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wind, True.
Direction. Force.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
APRIL 25, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 40° 22' S. long. 5° 45' W.
30
29
■050
032
017
964
970
963
949
950
942
939
912
862
'886
821
845
812
758
68.'>
'687
623
616
538
479
476
29-824
50-5
50-7
50-4
50-8
51-1
51 3
51-8
52-0
62-0
52-0
51-9
52-0
52-9
52-6
.52-2
.V2-0
51-2
51-8
62 '0
61-7
51-9
52-0
53 0
53-8
47-5
80
•293
48-0
82
•302
47-8
83
■300
48-0
81
■301
48-2
80
■303
43-3
80
•303
49 0
81
•313
49-6
84
•325
50-0
86
•335
50-0
86
■335
60-0
87
•336
50-0
86
■335
50-9
87
•346
60-0
82
•327
51-0
92
■358
51 '0
93
•361
50-1
93
•348
51-0
94
•364
51-3
95
•369
61-3
97
•373
51-4
97
•373
62-0
100
•388
63-0
100
•403
53-7
99
•413
60-1
88-5
•342
NE
NNE
NNE
NE
NB
N
NNE
N
N
N
N
N
N
NNE
NE
NNE
NNE
N
N
N
N
NNE
NNE
NNE
3
3-4
4
i
4-5
4-5
4
3
4
4
4
4
5
5
5-6
5-6
6
6-7
6-7
5-6
4-5
5-6
4^8
K. str.
K. str,
K.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Niiii.&K
Nini.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Cir. K.
Cir.K.AltoK.
L'ir.K.AltoK.
2
2-3
2-3
3
3
3
3
2-3
3
3
3
3-4
3- 4
4
4
4
4
4-5
4-5
4- 5
4-5
4-5
4-5
4-5
Swell.
Swell.
3^5
" duriug hour.
APRIL 26.
At noon,
lat. 41° 15' S, long.
2° 38' W,
1
29-475
M-1
54^1
100
•4-20
NNE
5-6
10 Nim.
4-5
•
2
•443
54^5
.54 ^5
100
•426
N
5-6
10
Nim.
4-5
•
3
•413
54^8
54-8
100
•4,30
N
5-6
10
Nim.
4-5
•
4
•384
54 -fi
54^6
100
•427
N
4-5
10
Str.
4-5
• during hour.
5
•396
54^6
,54-0
96
•409
NW
5
10
Str.
4-5
6
•407
.'54 -2
53 ^7
97
•406
NW
5-6
10 , str.
4-5
7
•424
.53-8
53 •S
96
•401
NW
5
9 1 str.
4-5
8
•467
.54 0
53 6
97
•406
N
4
10 str.
4-5
®
9
•463
,'54 -0
,53 ^2
94
•394
NW
6
10 i Str.
4-5
®
10
•474
51 ■e
50^6
93
•356
NW
6
9 K. str.
4-5
®
11
•510
51 •S
50^0
87
•338
NW
6
9
K.
5
0
12
•520
51 •!
50^0
92
•347
NW
6
9
K.
4-5
®
13
•534
5ro
49-0
86
•323
W
5-6
10
Str.
4
14
•580
50^5
48'7
88
•322
W
5-6
10
Str.
4
15
•616
.50 ■O
48-0
86
•309
W
5-6
10
Str.
4
16
■636
49^8
47^3
83
•295
SW
5-6
10
K.
4
17
•675
48^8
46^6
84
•292
,sw
5
10
Str.
4
18
•682
48^0
46-9
92
■307
SW
5
10
Str.
4
19
•747
48^2
46^3
87
•290
SW
0
10 1 Nim.
4
A
20
•809
47^8
46^0
87
•288
SW
5
10
Str.
4
,
21
•814
47^2
45-9
91
•294
SW
6
10
Str,
4
22
•833
47^7
44^6
79
■259
SW
4-5
9
K. str.
3-4
23
•862
47-0
43^5
76
•'243
SW
4-5
7
K.
3-4
Mdt.
•887
46^5
42^8
75
•234
SW
3-4
6
K.
3-4
Means.
29^585
511
49^7
90^2
•342 i „.
5^2
9^5
4-2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
93
Wiud, True.
Cloud.
-Q
Hour.
Bar. at 32 "
and .Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
3 ai
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
.Spec.
Upper
Spec.
■5
APRIL 27, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 40° 33' S. long. 0°
7' E.
1
29-890
46 4 43^2
78
•244
S'W
3-4
6
K.
3-4
2
•933
46^1 42^4
75
-232
SW
2-4
4
K.
3-4
Moon gleaming.
3
•934
46^1
42^2
73
■228
sv
2-3
3 K.
3-4
,, ,,
4
■936
46^0
42 ■!
74
■227
■v
3
4 K. str.
3-4
5
■921
46 •S
42^8
76
-237
w
3
2 K. str.
3-4
6
•938
45^9
42^2
74
•230
wsw
1-2
7
K.
3-4
7
■9.3S
46^1
42^9
77
•241
wsw
1
2
Cir."
K. 3-4
3
8
30^022
46-7
43^0
75
•236
SW
0-1
8
k'.
3-4
®
9
•054
48^9
44^8
73
-252
SW
1
8 K. & Str.
1-2
0. Air very clear.
10
•056
47^5
43^4
72
-236
SW. air
0-1
5 K. & Str.
1
®
11
•056
48-0
44^0
73
-243
SW. ail-
0-1
4 K. ii Str.
1
0. Sounding 2543 fathoms, no bottom. |
12
•041
50-2
45^6
71
■255
Calm
0
3 K. & Str.
1-2
®
13
•024
50-0
45^9
73
•263
Calm
0
3
K.
0-1
0. Swell.
14
•033
51-3
46-6
71
•265
Calm
0
4
K.
0
5). Swell slight.
15
•018
49^8
45^5
72
•258
Var.
0-1
7
Cir.
0-1
0. Air very clear. Swell W
16
•017
49-0
45^3
75
•261
Calm
0
10
Str.
...
0
0' > J ) ) > I > I
17
•031
48-2
44^8
77
•257
N. air
0
7
Str.
Cir. K.
0-1
Sivell.
18
•019
48^5
45^2
77
■263
XE
0-1
4
Cir. K.
0-1
Air very clear. Swell.
19
•037
48^1
45-9
84
•282
NE
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
Moon gleaming. ,,
20
•043
49^3
46 0
77
■273
E
0-1
10
Str.
0-1
1, ))
21
•017
49-6
46-8
82
•287
E
1
10
Str.
0-1
)) '>
22
•047
50^1
47^5
82
•297
NE
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
Moon gleaming. Swell.
23
•038
49^9
47^3
83
•294
XE
1-2
10
Str.
0-1
Swell.
Mdt.
■0^22
51^0
48^8
85
•318
E
2
10
Str.
1-2
))
Means.
30-003
48 3
44 '8
76-2
•257
1^2
6^3 ' ...
... 1 1^6
APRIL 28.
At noon,
lat. 40° 08' S. long. 1°
50' E.
1
30^012
51-2 49-2
86
•325
ENE
2
10
Str.
1-2
00 . Swell. Moon gleaming
2
29 ■987
50^6 50^3
98
-361
ENE
2-3
10
Mist
1-2
^N^A
3
-964
51^4 5ro
97
•369
EXE
2-3
10
Mist
1-2
^^v^A
4
•921
52^0 51 ^9
99
•385
ENE
1
10
Mist
1
?;$;•
5
•913
52^3 52^2
99
•390
ENE
2
10
Mist
1
5U;0
6
•891
52 '9
52^7
99
•396
ENE
2
10
Mist
1
^^^^A
7
-884
53 0
52-8
99
•397
NB
2
10
Mist
1
H;^0
8
•880
53 ^2
53-0
99
•400
NE
1-2
10
Mist
2
sjh#
9
•871
53-8
53-7
99
•413
NNB
0-1
10
Nim.
1-2
i^i;0
10
•875
54^0
54^0
100
•418
NNE
1-2
10
Nim.
1-2
;H:9
11
•855
53 •g
53-5
98
•405
NNE
1-2
10
Nim.
1-2
^S#
12
•835
54^8
54 5
98
•422
N.NB
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
wv?®
13
•810
54^1
54^0
99
■416
NE
0-1
10
Misit
0-1
^I^^A
14
•796
54-8
54^6
98
■424
N
1-2
10
Mist
§§. Swell.
15
•796
54^7 54'5
99
•423
NE
0-1
10
Mist
SS#- !)
16
-776
55^1 55-0
99
•432
N
1
10
Mist
~^0, ,,
17
•766
54^5
54-2
97
•416
N
1
10
Mist
^S#. Trawl coming in.
IS
•761
55^0
65-2
100
•433
Calm
0
10
Nim.
•
19
•756
54 •o
54^2
97
-416
NNE
1
10
Nim. & Mist
s«».
20
•739
54 6 54^2
97
■415
NE
0
10 Nim.
0
21
•732
53^0 53 •!
100
■403
SW
0
iO Nim.
0
A^^v^
22
•751
5r9
51-5
93
•376
SW
1-2
10 Nim.
0
23
•733
50^9
50 4
97
•359
S
3-4
10 Nim.
1-2
Mdt.
•717
50^7
50^0
95
•352
SW
2-3
10 Nim.
1-2
Means.
29^834
53-2
52-9
97-8
•398
■■■
1^4
lO^o' ... i ...
1 1
1^1
94
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True. |
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Sum.
§1
Kemarks.
1
Level.
is.
Direction.
Force.
A.mt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
.Spec.
2-J--0
■5
APRIL 29, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 39° 48' S. long.
2° 33' E.
1
29-713
49-9
49-4
97
■346
sw
2-3
10
Str.
1
2
• during hour.
2
•710
50-0
48 •S
92
■329
sw
3-4
10
Str.
2-3
3
•727
49-4
47-9
90
■315
sw
3
10
Str.
2-3
4
•753
49-0
46-8
85
■294
sw
3-4
10
Str.
2-3
5
■785
48 -C
46-6
90
■299
sw
3-4
9
K.
2-3
6
•791
49-8
47-2
82
■293
sw
3-4
10
K.
2
7
•828
50-7
48-2
83
■307
SAV
3
10
K.
2
8
•854
50-8
48-6
85
■316
sw
2
9
Cir."K.
1-2
®
9
•879
50-5
49-2
90
•333
wsw
1-2
2
Cir. K.
2
©. Trawl just lowered.
10
•895
52-0
49^5
83
•323
wsw
2
9
K.
3
®
11
•909
52-5
50-3
85
•336
w
1-2
10
Cir.'K.
3
©
12
•901
53 ■O
50-5
83
•335
w
1-2
0
1-2
®
13
■912
53-8
51^0
81
•337
NW
2-3
7
K.
cir.
1-2
®
14
•880
54-5
52^0
83
■354
sw
3-4
2
Str.
' Cir.
1-2
0
15
•875
54-0
52-6
90
•377
NW
2-3
5
Cir & Cirstr.
1-2
®
16
•870
54-0
62^0
86
•360
NW
2-3
3
Cir.
2
®
17
•910
54-0
52-0
86
•360
N
2-3
6
K. str.
1-2
©. Str. on horizon to S.
andS.W.
18
•885
54-0
62^2
87
•366
NNW
2-3
4
K.
...
1
Moon gleaming.
19
•894
53-7
52-2
89
•370
N
3
7
K.
...
1-2
,, ,,
20
•893
53 3
52-3
93
•379
N
2-3
10
K. str.
1
,, ,,
21
•883
53-0
52^2
94
•380
NNW
2-3
10
Nim.
...
1
9. Moon gleaming.
22
•899
53-1
52-2
93
•379
N
1-2
9
K. str.
1-2
00. ,,
23
•897
52-6
51-4
92
•364
N
0-1
5
Cir.
1-2
Faint lunar halo.
Mdt.
•895
52-0
51-0
93
•361
W
1-2
9
Cir.
1-2
Means.
29 •852
52-0
50 ■S
88-0
•342
2^4
7^3
... 1 rs
AP]
RIL 30.
At noon,
lat. 39° 27' S. long
5° 50' E.
1
29-905
51-5
50-2
90
•346
W
2-3
10
Send
1-2
Moon gleaming. Q]
2
•915
51-0
49^8
92
•343
■sv
2
10
Scud
2
,,
3
■912
51-5
49'0
83
•316
w
2-3
10
K
2
))
4
•890
52-0
48-0
74
•287
w
3
8
K
2
,,
5
•908
52-1
48^0
73
•286
w
3
9
K
2
,,
6
•9-iO
51-9
47^3
71
•274
w
3
1
K
2
}t
7
•917
52^0
47^6
72
•279
w
3
1
K
2
®
8
•942
52^9
48-9
74
•299
WNW
3
0
4
®
9
•955
53^3
49 ■S
78
•315
w
3-4
3
Cir."K.
3-4
®
10
•953
54-0
50-1
75
■312
w
3-4
3
...
CirSCir.K.
3-4
®
11
•959
54^0
50^5
77
■322
w
3-4
2
Cir.
4
®
12
■954
54^2
.^0^9
78
■3ao
WNW
4
10
...
Cir str.
4
0. Sounding 2900 fathoms. 1
13
•944
54-3
51^2
79
■336
1 NW
2-3
9
Cir & Cir str
2
®
14
(•949)
(54 ^5)
5V0)
(77)
(-3-29)
(NW)
(2 - 3)
(8)
(Cir, Cir St.)
(2)
0. Observation interpo
a ted.
15
•955
54^8
5V8
81
-348
NW
3
8
...
Cir & Cir str
2
16
•977
55-0
52^0
81
•349
NW
1-2
7
Cir. K.
2
0
17
•940
54-6
i 52 -3
85
•361
NW
2
2
Cir str.
1-2
0
18
■953
54-6
52^6
87
•370
NW
2
1
Cir.
1-2
Moon bright.
19
•978
54-1
52^2
86
•365
NW
2-3
0
1-2
1)
20
30^026
54 '0
52^3
88
•368
NW
2-3
3
cir.
1-2
i
21
29^989
54-1
52 '7
90
•379
NW
2-3
9
...
Cii. K.
1-2
>t
22
•977
54^9
53^0
88
•376
NW
2-3
10
...
Cir. K.
1-2
23
•983
55^7
53-4
85
•379
NNW
1-3
8
...
Alto K.
1-2 Double [}).
Mdt.
•986
56-0
53-7
85
■383
•336
N
1-2
9
Cir. K.
1-2
Moon gleaming faintly.
Means
-29 -949
53-6
50-8
81^2
i 2'0
5^9
'j"2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
95
Wind,
ITue.
Cloud.
o
Horn'.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
If
*3
3 a, 1
Remarks.
Level.
>i
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
.Spec.
MAY
1, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 39° 25' S. long. 10° 2.5' E.
]
29-967
56-0' 53-9
86
•388
NW
3
8
Alto K.
2-3
01. Moon gleaming.
2
•962
56
6 54 0
83
■383
NW
3-4
3
Scud
Cir .tAlto K.
3
Jloon gleaming.
3
•942
56
6
54^0
83
•383
NW
3-4
0
3
01. Moon gleaming.
4
•922
56
8
54^1
83
•383
NW
4
6
Cir.
3
01.
5
•917
57
0
54^8
86
■399
NW
4-5
7
Cir.
3-4
Moon gleaming. Upper clouds W.
6
•900
57
0
64^9
86
•402
NW
4-5
4
Cir.
3-4
,, ,, ,,
7
•904
57
6
55^0
83
•398
NW
5
8
Scud
Oil K.
3-4
0 gleaming. Sunrise 6.30. Upper
8
•925
58
0 ^ 55^0
81
•393
NW
5-6
9
Cir. K.
3
Cir str. round horizon. [clouds W.
9
•922
58
2 65-3
82
•398
SW
5
9
CirK.Cirst.
3-4
® gleaming.
10
•908
58
3 55-2
80
•395
NW
6
9
K. str.
3-4
i»
11
•913
58
8 1 55 •S
79
•391
NW
6-6
10
K. str.
4
12
•884
58
0 ' 55-9
86
•418
NW
5-6
10
K. str.
4
13
■877
57
4
56 '2
92
•435
W
5
10
K. str.
4
0 gleaming. Sounding.
14
•860
58
2
56-8
91
•442
W
5
10
K. str.
4
,,
15
•874
58
3
56 ■g
90
•444
W
6
10
K. str.
4
,,
16
•875
58
2
56 ^5
89
•433
W
5
8
K. str.
4
»i
17
•905
57
0
56 •O
93
•434
W
5
y
...
Cir.' K.
4
)]
18
•924
58
0
56^1
88
•424
W
4
0
3-4
19
•965
57
8
56^0
88
•424
W
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
20
•986
58
2
56 ^4
88
•430
W
3-4
10
Str.
3
21
30^004
58
7
56 •g
88
•438
W
3-4
10
K. str.
3
22
•015
69
0
57-2
89
•442
W
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
Swell.
23
•020
69
3
57^0
86
•432
W
3-4
10
K. str.
3-4
,,
Mdt.
•030
59^7
57^1
85
86^0
■430
•414
W
3-4
10
K. sti-.
3-4
,, .Moon gleaming.
Means.
29-933
57^9
55-7
3^3
7^8
3^5
SU
lY 2.
At noon,
lat. 38' 06' S. long. 14° 3-2' E.
1
30-035
59^0
56 ■S
87
•430
W
3
7
K.
Cir. K.
3
Moon and stars shining. Swell.
2
■047
59^0
57^0
88
•436
W
3
5
K.
3
,, ,, ,,
3
•061
58^7
57^0
89
•440
W
3-4
10
Str.
3-4
d #» before hour.
4
•070
58-0
57^0
93
•451
v
4
9
K.
3-4
5
•076
58-8
57^0
89
•439
w
4
7
K.
3-4
Moon shining.
6
•081
58 •g
66^5
85
•423
w
4-6
10
K.
3-4
7
•101
58-4
57^0
91
•445
w
3
9
Nim.&K.
3-4
•
8
■104
58-1
56^3
88
•429
w
3
8
K. str.
3-4
(ii. Double " 7.30.
9
-146
57 ■?
56^3
91
■434
w
2-3
8
K.
3-4
©. ■^^ between hour.
10
-159
58 ■g
56 ^6
86
■426
w
3
6
K.
3
®. Cape Town Mean Time now taken.
11
•167
57 ■O
57^1
95
■456
v
3
10
Nim.
3
9. Q. ^^ at hour.
12
•171
58-0
56^7
91
•442
sw
3-4
9
K.&Nini.
3
• . 0. ^ „
13
•166
59^8
55^8
77
■393
wsw
3
8
K.
3-4
©
14
•164
59^9
55^2
72
•375
wsw
3
10
Str.
3-4
15
•178
59-6
55^1
74
•376
wsw
3
10
Str. K.
3-4
16
•176
69^9
55 ^5
74
■384
sw
2
10
K.
2-3
17
•202
60^2
55-5
73
•380
sw
2
10
Str. K.
2-3
18
•221
60^0
55 •O
71
•369
sw
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
Swell.
19
•245
59^9
54-4
68
•355
.sw
1-2
10
Str.
1-2
20
•263
60 •S
55 •S
73
•379
sw
0-1
10
Str.
1
21
•268
60-4
55 •S
71
•373
sw
0
9
K. str.
1
Moon gleaming faintly. Patches of blue.
22
•266
61-0
55-8
71
•378
w
1-2
10
K.
2
23
•271
60^7
56^0
73
■387
sw
0-1
10
K. str.
1 -2
Moon gleaming. Patches of blue.
Mdt.
■278
61 ■O
56^0
72
•383
Calm
0
10
K. str.
1-2
>i })
Means.
30^163
69^3
56^1
80^9
•408
2^4
9-0
2^7
96
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True.
Cloud
"o
Hour.
Bar. at 32
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
11
1 «'=='
3 0) 1
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
MAY
3, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 35° 37' S. long. 15° 03
E.
1
30-274
61 •O
56-0
72
■383
■S
0-1
10
K. .str.
0-1
2
•279
60^8
56 •O
73
■385
.s
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
Moon gleaming.
3
•269
60 •?
56^1
73
■388
y
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
4
■251
60^9
56^1
73
•388
SE
1
10
K. str.
0-1
5
•257
60^9
55-9
72
•382
wsw,var.
0-1
10
K.
0-1
6
■262
61^0
56 ■S
76
•405
Var.
0-1
10
K.
0-1
7
■266
61-3
55-9
70
■378
SE, var.
0-1
9
K.
0-1
8
•268
61^8
57-0
73
•401
Var.
0
9
K.
0
9
•292
62-2
56^7
70
•389
E
2
8
K. str.
0-1
®
10
•293
62^6
57^2
70
•398
ENE
1-2
9
K. str.
1
0
11
■291
62^3
56^8
70
•391
B
2
9
K. str.
1
©
12
•295
62-5
57^6
72
•410
E
2
9
K. str.
1
®
13
■231
62^2
57^0
71
•397
E
2
9
K. .str.
1
®
14
•228
62-0
57^0
72
•399
ESE
2-3
8
K.
1-2
®. W. and S. swell.
15
■226
62-1
57^8
75
•420
SE
2-3
9
K.
1-2
16
•207
62^0
57 •O
72
-399
SE
2-3
9
K.
1-2
17
•207
62^0
57 •g
77
-424
ESE
2-3
2
K.
1-2
® [same as Observatory
Time.
18
•216
61 ^8
57^7
77
-421
ESE
3-4
8'
K.
2
Ship's clock set to Cape Town ilean
Time
19
■212
62^3
58^0
75
•423
.SE
3-4
10
K. str.
1-2
Stars gleaming.
20
•211
62^2
57^9
76
•422
SE
3-4
10
Str.
2
,
21
•206
62-8
58-7
77
•437
SE
3-4
9
K. str.
2-3
22
■189
62^5
58-7
78
■440
SE
3-4
4
K.
2-3
„ ,, Moon gleaming.
23
•181
62^7
58^8
77
■441
ESE
3
8
K.
2-3
J
Mdt.
•171
62^9 1 59^0
1
77
73^7
■444
■407
ESE
4
10
K. str.
2-3
Means.
30-241
61^9 67^2
2-0
8^7 i ...
1
1 2
MA
Y 4.
At noon,
lat. 34° 58' 8. long. 17° 00'
E.
1
30-157
63-0
59-0
77
•443
SE
3
9
K. str.
2-3
Moon gleaming.
2
-135
62^7
59 ^4
80
•459
SE
3
10
K. str.
2-3
" ' '
3
-117
62^5
59 ■S
81
•458
SE
3
10
Sir.
2-3
4
■098
62^2
58-9
81
•450
SE
3
9
K.
2-3
5
■081
62-5
58^3
76
-429
S
3
9
K.
2-8
6
■059
62-5
59^5
82
-465
SE
3
9
K.
2-3
7
■063
63 0
60^1
83
-477
SE
3
7
K.
Ci'r.
3
Swell from E.S.E.
8
-078
63 ^2
60-4
83
•484
SE
3-4
7
K. str.
2-3
®
9
-105
63-8
60^8
83
■490
SE
3-4
8
K.
2-3
®
10
-114
64^0
61-0
82
•492
SE
3-4
T
K. str.
3
W
11
■074
64^1
61-3
84
■501
SE
2
6
K. .str.
Cir.
1
®
12
•048
64^1
61-6
86
•511
SE
3-4
4
K.
Cir str.
3
0
13
•018
64^0
61-9
87
•5'22
ESE
2-3
1
Cir.
1-2
0
14
•010
68^1
63^4
74
•512
ESE
2-3
1
Cir.
1-2
0
15
■004
67-0
63^3
80
•525
ESE
2-3
0
0
1-2
0
16
■29 •996
66^0
6.3 ■O
83
•529
ESE
2-3
5
K.
Cir.
1-2
©
17
30^004
63 ^3
61-8
91
•529
ESE
2-3
8
K.
1-2
18
■007
63-3
61^8
91
•529
ESE
2-3
7
K.
1-2
19
29^998
62 ^7
6r5
93
•528
ESE
2-3
0
0
1-2
20
•989
62-2
60^9
92
•514
ESE
2-3
3
Cir.
1-2
21
•967
6r2
60-2
94
■507
ESE
2-3
6
Cir.
1-2
22
•938
60-7
60 -0
96
■507
E
2-3
0
0
2
23
•939
58-0
58 •O
100
•482
E
2
10
Mist
2
5S?ft'-
Mdt.
•924
58^0
58^0
100
•482
E
1-2
10
Mist
1-2
j^'-^. Moon gluaniiug.
1
!
Means,
30-030
63-0
60-6
85-8
•493
2^7
6^1
2-0
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
97
Hour.
12
16
20
20
8.30
Bar. at 32'
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Si
and Sea
Level.
Wind, True.
Direction. 1 Force.
I
Cloud.
Amt.l
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
3 Sj I
9'>^ o
Remarks.
MAY .=), 1904.
Off Cape Peninsula.
29-914
58 •S
57-8
95
•464
•910
60-4
58-9
91
-476
•908
61 •O
59-5
91
•487
•949
61-5
59-0
85
■463
■964
60^1
58-9
92
■481
•973
60-2
59-0
93
•482
30-008
59-9
57-2
84
•430
w
w
NNW
N
NW
NW
2
1
I
3
2
2-3
K.
1
K.
0-1
K.
0-1
K. str.
0-1
IC.
1-2
K.
1
K. str.
0
^-. Thick mist has just passed over,
and after being calm, liglit airs sprung
up at 3.30. Moon gleaming.
Moon bright.
Land just sighted riglit aliead.
® ,
00-®. Cape bearing true E.
Weather been much the same since 16
hours. Cape Colony time.
MAY 6.
At Table Bay.
6 29^960 I 58 ^4 57^2 92 ^451 Calm 0 10 1 Nini.
•986 58^0
56 •O
87
•4-21
0-1
10
Nin
• . Overcast ; light airs .and calm since
20 hours hist night. Occasional flashes
of lightnii/g over Table Mountain
between 20 and 21 hours yesterday.
9 3 hours to-day ; hesan to drizzle and
misty. Clock putaiiead 29 minutes to
local time = time of oOth Meridian. 12
noon local time = 10 a.m. Greenwich.
MAY 8.
At Table Bay.
30^097
•1-21
55^3
53 ^8
90
■394
NNW
] -2
57^2
55^0
86
•403
N
■2
K.
K.
Cir.
Niml'Us over Table Mountain.
MAY 9.
At Table Bar.
30^094 56^5
■112 56^8
55 •S
55 8
94
•436
■432
NW
N
2-3
1-2
10
K. & str.
Str.
0. Clou>is over hills all round.
Surrounding hills obscured in mist.
MAY 14.
At Table Bay.
30^239
56 ^8
56^2
95
•443 Calm
0
10
Nim.
®
MAY 15.
At Table Bav.
.30 30^108 58^3 576 95 1 ^465 NW 11-2 10
Str.
Mist on .surrounding hills.
MAY 18.
At Table Bay.
13
30^096
60-4
57-0 80 -418
w airs 0-1
Considerable swell.
MAY 20.
At Table Bay.
8.30 30^1o8 57^5 57-0
■458 Calm
10
K. str.
MAY 22.
At Saldaiiha Bay,
Jut. 31° 38' S. long-. 1.5" 15' W.
.30
12.46
16
30^167
■151
•106
62^2
58-8
80
-447
SE
3-4
3
K.
3
62^8
59-4
80
-468
SB
4
2
K.
3-4
62-3
60-0
86
-483
SK
5
2
K.
1
4
®
®
CO
VOL. II.
13
^
o 'v
L I B R A R Y j 3
98
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Bar. at 32"
and Sea
Level.
fc. ci
■Wind, True.
Cloud.
"o
Hour.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
P
Direction.
Force.
Arat.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
Remarks.
MAY 23, 1904. ,^^_ g^. os'lZg! 12" 35' E.
8
30-159
62-1
58^8
80
■449
SE
3-4
8
K.
3
0
12
•176
63-0
59^2
78
■419 i
,SE
4
V
K.
3
•
16
•167
63 •n
59 ^2
78
•449
SK
3
5
K.
...
2-3
20
•206
63'0
59-1
78
•446
SE
4
9
K.
3-4
Moon gleaming. [or overcast.
Mdt.
•210
63 ^2
59-0
76
•441
SE
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
Sky during tlie watch more or less cloudy
'''-^^ -^- lat. 28° 19' S. long. 9^ 56' E.
4
30-18S
62-8
58-0
73
•417
SE
2
1
Str.
2
8
•199
63-0
58 •S
76
•437
.SE
2
4
K. K. .str.
Cir.
2
12
•202
64^0
60-4
79
■473
SE
3
8
Cir.
2-3
20
•207
64-0
60^7
81
•483
SSB
2
9
K.k.str.
3
([ gleaming.
24
••219
63-8
60-3
80
■474
SE
3
10
Haze
...
3
00
AT A V of; ^^ "°°"'
'^^^^^ "^- lat. 26° 12' S. long. 7° 05' E.
i
30*162
63-7
60^7
82
•487
sE
3-4
10
Str.
3
S.W. s-ivell.
8
•224
63-8
ero
84
•495
SB
4
9
K.
3
12
•222
64-4
61^9
85
■516
SSE
4-5
9
K.
3
16
•202
64 '3
61^0
81
•488
SSE
5
it
K.
...
4
20
•232
64 '0
60-2
78
•467
SE
3-4
8
Str.
3-4
24
•242
63 0
60-5
85
■490
SE
3-5
6
K.
3
At noon,
^^^^ 26. ,^^j_ .2i° U' S. long. 4° 32' E.
4
30^190
63^8
60-2
79
•470
SK
4
2 K.
3
8
•226
63^8
60-6
82
•483
SE
5
8 K.
12
•221
65 •O
62^0
83
•510
SE
5
7 K.
4
21.30
•211
64-5
62 9
90
•549
BSE
4
7 K.
3-4
24
•193
64-3
61^9
86
■618
SE
3-4
9
K.
3-4
At noon,
^f^Y ■-''• lat. 22° 23' S. long. 1° 42' E.
4
30^164
64-7
62-0
84
•514
SE
3
2
K.
3
8
•220
65^2
62-2
83
■514
SE
3-4
9
K.
3
12.20
•194
67-1
■ 63-7
81
■538
SE
4
7
K.
3
16
•147
67-3
64-2
82
•551
ESE
2-3
8
K.
2-3
20
•187
67-0
64-2
84
■556
ESE
2-3
8
K.
3
24
•179
67-0
,64^1
84
•553
ESE
2
9
K.
At noon,
MAY 28. ig^t J go 45' g j^^g q- 35- y^
4
30 134
66^2
63-3
84
•537
ESE
1-2
9
K.
■2
8
•172
66-4
63-7
85
•548
ESE
2
9
K.
-
12
■152
680
64^2
79
•541
ESE
1-2
10
K.
2-3
16
•092
68-2
64^9
82
•563
SE
2
y
K.
21
•127
67^4
64^1
82
•547
ESE
1-2
lU
K.
1
24
•105
67^2
64-0
82
•546
ESE
1
y
K.
1-2
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
99
Wind,
True.
Cloud.
o
Hour,
Bar. at 32-
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
P
1 o =
Reni.'irks.
1
Level.
>l
Direction.
Force.
Amt
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
MAY 29, 1904.
At noou,
lat. 17° 25' S. long. 2° 34' W.
4
30-080
67-2 63 5
80
■529
ESE
1-2
10
K. str.
1-2
8
•132
68-0 63-8
77
-527
BSE
0-1
6
K.
0-1
12
■131
72 ■O 66 •O
69
•547
SE
0-1
8
K.
0-1
16
•087
69 ^2 65 ■O
77
•549
SE
1-2
7
K.
...
1
20
■131
68 9 64-0
73
•519
SE
1-2
9
K.
1
24
•131
690 63^8
72
•511
SE
1
10
K.
1
Off St Helena,
MAY 30.
lat. 15° 54' S. long. 4° 59' W.
4
30^096
68 ^4
63 ^4
73
•508
SE
1
9
K.
1
8
■158
69^4
63-4
69
•494
SE
1
8
K.
0-1
12
■151
7r3
64^7
67
•513
SSE
1
8
K.
0 1
16
■122
70-2
650
72
•538
S
1-2
9
K. str.
2
JUNE 2.
At St Helena.
16.15
30-116
70 ■S 63-9
66
•495
V.
2
9
K.
0-1
20
•155
70-0
65 ^4
75
■555
E
1-2
Q
K. .str.
1-2
24
•129
70^0
64^5
71
■525
ESE
2
10
K. K. str.
1-2
At noon,
JUNE 3.
lat. 14° 31' S. long. 7° 05' W.
4
30-107
69 •S
64^3
73
•522
B
1
9
K.
1
8
•134
71 •O
64^9
69
•523
ESE
3
9
K.
2
12.20
•135
72-0
64^0
61
•483
BSE
2
9
K.
2
16
•097
7r7
64-3
63
-496
SE
1-2
9
K.
1
20
-337
71^3
64^9
68
-520
SB
1-2
2
K. str.
1-2
24
•116
71-6
65^4
69
•533
ESE
2
9
K.
1-2
At noon.
JUNE 4.
lat. 12° 40' S. long. 9° 06' W.
4
30-082
71-2
63^0
60
■462
SE
1-2
10
K.
2
8
-136
72^1
64 •g
65
•510
S
2
10
K.
1-2
12.25
-131
73^0
65 ■S
63
•512
s
1
9
K.
1
16
-069
72^3
65^4
66
•523
SSE
2
0
• ••
1-2
20
-119
72^0
66 ■!
70
■550
SSE
1-2
0
1
24
■108
■72 ■g
65^9
66
•533
SE
2
10
K. str.
2
JUNE 5.
At noon,
lat. 10° 46' S. long. 11° 12' W.
4
30^072
72-1
65^6
68
•533
SE
1-2
10
K.
1-2
8
■130
73 3
65-8
64
•525
SSE
2
9
K.
1-2
12
■132
75^0
67 '5
64
•559
SSE
2-3
2
0
Cir K.
2
16.8
•081
74 ■$
6S^1
67
•582
SSE
2
2
K.
1-2
20
•141
74^9
68-9
70
•610
SSE
1-2
2
K.
...
1-2
24
•126
74-9
69^8
74
•644
.SB
1-2
8
K. str.
1-2
JUNE 6.
At noon,
lat. 8° 51' S. long. 13° 02' W.
4
30-101
74^8
69-4
73
•631
ESE
2
7
K.
1-2
#°. Showers before 4 a.m.
8
-144
75^2
70^9
78
•683
SSE
3
9
K.
2
Looks showery.
12
■139
77 •S
71-8
72
•681
ESE
3
2
0
CirK.
2
16
■085
76-7
71^7
75
•691
SSE
0-1
2
K.
Cir, Cir K.
2
20
■140
76^5
72^(i
77
•705
.SSE
2-3
2
K.
1-2
24
•133
76^8
72^9
81
•739
SSE
2
8
K. str.
2
Pa.ssing 9 shower.s.
100
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True. |
Cloud.
o
*5 , .
Dry.
w.t.
Hum.
& S
1
1
Remarks.
Level.
Direction.
Force. Amt.
Lower
Spec.
i
Upper
Spec.
•3
JUNE 7, 1904.
At Ascension.
lat. 7° 56' S. long. 14° 25' W.
4
30-082
77^0
71-4
73
•674
.SE
1-2
0
2
8
•142
78 8
71-8
69
•669
SE
2-3
6
K.
0-1
CO " over land.
22
■126
7e^6
70^3
70
•637
SE j
3
0
1
1.30 aud 4.30 few drops •.
JUNE 9.
At Ascension.
8
30-139
76^2
fiE
3-4
7
Cir. K.
JUNE 10.
At noou,
lat. 7° 36' S. long. 14° 33' W.
12
30-100
77^9
73-5
78
•746'
E
4
9
0
Cir. K.
3
16
77^7
73-7
80
•758
E
4
10
Cir. K.
3
21
•117
77-9
73-8
79
•759
SSE
2-3 8
K.
2-3
24
•068
77-8
73-4
78
■743
E.SE
2-3 10
Str.
2
JUNE 11.
At iKion,
lat. 4° 47' S. long. 15° 47' W.
4
30^052
77-2
73 ^2
79
•745
SE
2
0
2
3(1. Brilliant meteorite.
8 1
•087
78-0
74^0
79
■765
ESE
3
1
K.
2
12
•074
78-4
74-8
81
•795
ESE
3
6
K.
2-3
16
■019 1
77-3
74-2
83
■787
E
3
6
K.
2-3
20.15
•086
76-9
73-8
83
•777
E
2-3
6
K.
2
24
•084
76-7
73-8
84
•780
ESE
1-2
1
K.
'^
JUNE 12.
At noon,
lat. 2° 46' S. long. 17''24' W.
i
30^034
76-0 ' 73-4
86
•774
E
1-2
2
K.
2
Lower clouds moving S.E.
8
•085
77-0 74-0
84
•783
E
2
0
1-2
12
•082
77-5 74-7
85
■806
ESE
2-3
6
k.
2
16
•019
76-4 740
87
•794
ESE
3-4
2
K.
2-3
20.2
•047
75-9 , 73-1
85
-763
SE
3-4
2
K.
2-3
Sliglit drizzle or lieavy dew 8.30.
24
■076
75-7 |73-2
86
-770
E
2
1
K.
2
JUNE 13.
At noon,
lat. 0" 15' S. long. 18° 32' W.
4
30^004
75-2 73-0
88
-770
E
1-2
0
1-2
8
•080
75-6 73-0
86
-763
E
2
9
Cir. K.
1
12.10
•070
76-9 730
79
-741
E
0-1
7
Cir. K.
1-2
16
•021
77-8 73-9
81
-765
E
0-1
2
0
Cir.
0-1
20
•072
76-0 73-0
84
-7o6
E
0-1
9
K.
0-1
24
•045
76-8 73-2
81
•751
E
1-2
1
K.
1
;
JUNE U.
At noon,
lat. 2° 09' N. long. 19° 26' W.
4
30^008
77-0
72^8
1 78
1 -731
E
2
1
K.
1-2
!
8
•038
77-8
73^9
81
•765
SE
1-2
7
K.
•>
12
•057
79-0
74-1
76
•753
. ESE
3
8
K.
2-3
13.5 to 13.10. ©"shower.
16
29-986
79-0
74-4
77
•767
SE
2
6
K.
1-2
20
30^003
79-0
75^0
80
•793
SSE
1 2-3
9
K.
2
< at 7.30. [clouds moving S.E.
24
•022
78-0
75^0
84
•810
S
1 '^
9
K. str.
2
• 9.30-10^;. < up to lly. Lower
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
101
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Level.
Bry.
Wet.
Hum.
|i -
■Wind, Ti-ue.
Cloud.
Amount of
Sea,
0-9.
Kemarks.
Direction.'
1
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
JUNE 15, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 3° 50' N. long. 19° 58' W.
4
29-968
77^0
75-0
89
•829
.s
2
...1 0
2
2a. 9°
8
30 022
77 0
75-0
89
■829
.SSE
3-4
9 K. str.
4
0- between observations.
9.30
•072
72^4
72 0
98
■777
NE
3-4
10 Nini.
3
9'' for last 15 minutes, during -which wind
12
•062
75-6
74-4
93
•829
K
1
10 Nim.
Cir. Cir str.
1-2
# shower.s. [has suddenly veered.
16
•Old
77-7
74-8
84
•807
BE
0-1
5 , ■
Cir, Cir. K.
1-2
20
•044
78-0
75-0
84
■810
Calm
(1
0
1
24
•055
77^4
74-0
82
•776
s
1-2
4
K
...
2
10.45p. • squall.
JUNE 16.
At noon,
lat. &' 2' N. long. 20° 33' W.
4
30^015
75-8
74-7
94
•839
s
1
7
K. str.
2
2a. •- for 1 hour.
8
■070
78 •S
75-5
86
•829
SE
0-1
9
K. str.
0-1
7.30. ^■
12
•047
79-9
75^7
79
■S09
s
1
10
K. nim.
1
#" showers.
16
•004
82-1
77 •!
76
■833
Var.
0-1
2
Cir. K.. Cir.
0-1
5.30j). Double -^ .
20
•032
78-5
75 •&
85
-829
SE
1
9
K.
0-1
•'
24
•052
77-0
75-4
91
-848
N
1-2
2
K
-
9 showers.
JUNE 17.
At noon,
lat. 7° 25' N. long. 21° 39' W.
4
30^019
76 ^2
74 2
89
■806
WNW
0-1
10
Kim.
2
2a. Passing #. 3a. #- showers.
8
•054
79^0
75-6
83
-821
NN-W
0-1
10
Nim.
0-1
■R. Dim fia.slies forked <. #2since9a.
12
•081
73-6
71^0
86
■712
N
2
10
Nim.
2-3
Constant 9 till 13 hours. None since.
16
•008
77-8
74^9
85
■810
N
0-1
10
Cir sir.
1-2
20
•068
78^0
74^0
79
■765
NNE
1-2
3
K
0- 1
24
•050
78^2
739
78
-758
N
1
0
0-1
JUNE 18.
At noon,
lat. 9° 46' N. long. 21° 34' W.
4
30^037
77^5
73-6
80
■756
N
1-2
0
1-2
8
•090
77-2
73-0
78
■736
N
3
9
K. K. str.
3
12
•068
76-7
726
79
■728
N
3
8
0
Cir str.,
Cir. K.
1-2
It)
•056
77 0
72 5
//
•71S
N
3-4
3
K.
2-3
20
■068
76-0
7^5
77
•693
N
1 -2
8
K.
0-1
24
•07.3
76^4
70-9
73
•663
N
2
0
1-2
JUNE 19.
At noon,
lat. ir 32' N. long. 20° 30' W.
4
30^000
75-0
71^0
79
•690
N
1-2
(1
1-2
1 - 2a. Forked < S.S.W. horizon.
8
•062
75^0
70-9
79
•686
N
2-3
8
K.
1-2
12
■044
76-9
7ri
71
•663
NNE
1-2
9
K.
0-1
16
•oos
75 ■S
70-3
75
•657
NW
0-1
3
K.
0-1
20
•035
74^0
69^7
78
•652
NW
0-1
7
K
0-1
24
■008
73 0
69 0
79
•641
NW
1
0
1-2
JUNE -20.
At noon,
lat. 13° 07' N. long. 21° 47' W.
4
29-997
72^5
69^0
81
•648
N
1-2
2
K.
1-2
8
30^053
73^2
68^0
73
•601
N
2
9
K.
1 .
12
•054
75 0
69^9
74
•646
NNW
1
7
K.
1
16
■002
72^9
68 •g
79
•639
N
2
4
K.
1-2
20
■0.">7
72^1
690
83
•654
N
1-2
2
K.
0-1
24
■028
72^2
69-0
83
•652
Var. NNE
2
9
K. str.
2
102
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURING THE
Wind, True. |
Cloud.
*©
Hour.
Bar. at 32°
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
23
S 4* 1
Remarks.
1
Level.
Direction.
Force.
Amt.l
1
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
OcCo
JUNE 21, 1904.
At iioon,
lat. 14° 27' N. long. 23° 30' W.
4
30-008
71-2
68-8
86
■661
NNE
2
10
Str.
2
8
•088
71^5
68-0
81
•625
NE
3
10
K.
2
12
•074
73-9
69-0
74
•627
NE
0-1
0
0-1
16
•025
71^8
69-6
89
•683
N
5
0
3-4
20
■022
72'5
70-0
86
•688
NW
5
0
2-3
24
•064
72^5
68-8
80
•640
N
1-2
0
1 -2
JUNE 22.
At noon,
lat. IS- 25' S. long. 25° 20' W.
4
30-047
72-0
68^0
79
•617
ENE
2-3
10
Str.
2
8
-115
72^9
69-1
80
•646
NE
4
9
K.
2
12
•104
73 0
69-0
79
•641
NE
1-2
6
K.
2
16
•089
T2--I
69-8
84
-678
NE
3
6
K.
2
20
-123
12-s
70-0
86
-688
NB
2
10
K.
2-3
24
-133
72-0
69-5
87
■676
ENE
1-2
10
Str.
2
• ". Drizzle.
JUNE 23.
At noon,
lat. 16° 55' N. long. 26° 22' W.
4
30-094
71^2
69^8
92
■703
K
1-2
10
Str.
2-3
Passing • showers. Fine drizzle.
8
-174
710
69-8
93
■706
EiNE
2-3
10
K.
2-3
12
-182
71^8
69 ■S
90
■692
NE
1-2
10
TSTim.
1
•
16
•145
71^8
70-0
90
•700
NE
3-4
9
K.
•2
20
•180
7ro
69-8
93
■706
NE
3-4
10
K.
2-3
Drizzle.
24
•178
72^0
69-4
86
■671
ENE
2
10
Str.
2-3
JUNE 24.
At noon,
lat. 18° 43' N. long. 27° 46' W.
4
30-133
71^2
69-0
87
■6tiM
NE
1
10
Str.
2
8
-192
71-8
69-6
89
■683
NE
1-2
10
E. str.
2
12
•194
72^3
69-8
86
■684
ENE
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
16
■129
72^5
71-4
93
■74S
NE
3-4
10
K.
2- 3
20
•176
72^0
69-9
89
■692
NE
3-6
/
K.
3
Squalls.
24
■165
72^0
68-9
84
-651
ENE
1 -2
9
K.
2
JUNE 25.
At noon,
lat. 20° 19' N. long. 29° 10' W.
4
30^123
72^0
68-7
83
■644
NE
2
10
K. str.
2
8
■160
72-6
68-8
80
■639
NE
3-4
10
K.
3
12
■167
73^6
69-9
81
■666
NE
4
9
K.
3
16
■151
73^7
70-7
84
■698
NE
2-3
1
K.
2
20
•178
72^9
70^0
84
■682
NE
4-6
0
3
24
•176
72 ■S
69^7
84
•673
ENE
3-4
0
3
JUNE 26.
At noon,
lat. 22° 44° N. long. 30° 35' W.
4
30^158
72-8
69^8
84
•677
ENE
2-3
0
0
2-3
8
■217
73^6
69 ^5
79
•651
NE
2 -3
0
0
2
12
■227
73^8
70 0
80
■667
ENE
3-4
5
K.
0
2-3
16
■210
73-6
70-0
81
•670
E
3
1
K.
0
2-3
20
•242
73-0
69-2
80
•649
ENE
4-5
0
0
3-4
24
-257
73-0
70 0
84
•680
ENE
3
1
CirK.
2-3
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
103
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Level.
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Wind, True.
Direction. Force.
Cloud.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
•Spec.
Remarks.
JUNE 27, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 25° 02' N. long. 31° 51' W.
12
16
20
24
30-244
•282
■295
•291
•335
■336
71-5
69-6
90
•688
NE
2-3
9
K.
2-3
73^5
70-2
8-2
•680
NE
3
3
K.
0
73 -5
70^2
82
•680
ENE
2
3
E.
1-2
73^8
69-8
79
■659
ENE
3-4
2
K.
2-3
73-0
69^9
84
•676
ENE
3-4
4
K.
2 - 3
72^8
69 ■S
84
■677
ENE
2
3
K.
Civ.
2
Cirrus from N.E.
JUNE 28.
At noon,
lat. 27° 23' N. long. 33° 06' W.
4
8
12
17
20
24
30^316
•339
■356
■344
•394
72^1
70 •S
90
•707
NE
0-1
9
K.
2
74^0
73-6
98
•821
NE
3- 4
4
K.
Cir. K.
2
73 ^2
70-0
83
•677
ENE
4
0
3
73^0
69^2
80
•649
ENE
3
0
2
72^5
69 4
83
•664
NE
3-4
8
K.
3
72^0
68 •O
79
■617
ENE
2- 3
1
0
Cir. K.
2
Cir. K. from E.K.E.
JUNE 29.
At noon,
lat. 29° 54' N. long. 34° 10' W.
12
16
20
24
30-399
■439
■456
•452
•486
•495
71 ■o
67 ^9
81
•621
ENE
72^2
67^6
76
•600
ENE
72^1
68 •?
82
•643
E
72 0
68^3
81
•628
ENE
71 •S
68-1
82
•629
E
71 •O
68 ■O
83
■633
E
2-3
2-3
3
2
1 -2
1-2
2
K.
1-2
K.
2
K.
1-2
K.
1
1-2
JUNE 30.
^^t noon,
lat. 32° 11' N. long. 34° 10' W.
12
16
20
24
30^477
■514
•499
•473
■486
•450
70-3
67^3
83
•619
£
1
10
K. K. str.
1
71^0
69^0
88
•672
NE
0-1
8
Cir. K.
0
72^1
69^8
87
•687
NNE
0
8
K.
Cir.
Calm
74^1
70^7
82
•ii92
NNE
0-1
4
K.
Cir.
0-1
71 2
70^8
95
•724
NNE
0-1
2
K.
Cir.
71-6
68-8
85
■654
N
1
8
K.
Alt. K.
0-1
Lower clouds moving N.E.
9 to 9. 20. ♦» sho'wers.
JULY 1.
At noon,
lat. 33° 63' N. long. 32° 27' W.
12
16
20
24
.30^399
•411
•377
•347
■321
•261
71^8
69 ^7
89
■687
N
1
9
K.
0-1
70-7
69^7
94
•707
N
0-1
1
Cir.
0
71^6
69^4
88
■679
N
1
2
k.
0-1
7ro
69^0
88
■672
NNW
2-3
6
K.
2
69^8
67-5
87
•635
N
1
0
0-1
69-3
68^7
96
•690
N
1
4
K. K. str.
0-1
Showers passing and g" 9.25-9.40.
JULY 2.
At noon,
it. 36° 05' N. long. 30° 50' W.
12
16
20
24
30-185
69 ^2
68 •?
97
•691
NW
1-2
6
K.
1
■155
70^1
69-2
94
■697
w
3
8
0
cir.. Cir. K.
2
■091
69-8
69-0
95
■694
v
3
9
K. str.
Cir. K.
2
■065
68^8
68-3
97
•682
NW
2-3
6
K. str.
2
■061
66-1
NNE
3-4
9
Nim.
2-3
•060
66 ^2
65 ^6
97
•621
N
2
4
K. Scud
Cir.
1-2
10 to 10.12.
•°
.sliarp showers.
104
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE DURINU THE
Hour.
u d
Bar. at 32
II
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
Level.
Direction.) Force.
Cloud.
Amt.l
Lowe
ftpec.
Upper
Spec.
Kemarks.
JULY 3, 1904.
At noon,
lat. 37° 41' N. long. 29° --'5' W.
4
8
12
16
20
24
30-048
64 •O
62-7
92
•550
NNE
2-3
10
Sir.
2
•128
64-0
62^1
89
•529
SE
2- 3
3
K.
2-3
•127
64^0
61^8
87
•518
NNK
2-3
1
K.
2
•131
64-3
61 '8
86
•514
NNE
2-3
9
K. str.
2
•190
64-0
60-9
82
•489
NNE
0-2
10
K. str.
1
■2^29
63-8
60-4
80
•477
N
1
10
Str.
...
2
JULY 4.
At noon,
lat. 37° 56' N. on^' 29° 11' W.
4
8
12
16
20
24
30-239
•303
•321
•313
•327
•319
63 •O
60^4
84
•487
SHE
0-1
10
str.
63-4
60^0
80
•469
NNE
0-1
10
K. str.
0-1
65^6
61^7
79
•492
NNE
0-1
10
K. str.
0
65 '0
6r4
80
•491
NNE
0-1
4
K.
0
64-0
61-0
82
•4fl2
NNE
0-1
10
K.
0
63-8
61 •&
88
•515
NE
0-1
0
0-1
JULY 5.
At Fayal,
lat. 38° 30' K lono-. 28° 33' W.
30^300
•320
63 •O
65^3
61 '4
63 •S
90
89
•520
•557
NE
NE
1
0-1
K. str.
0-1
0
JULY 6.
At Fayal.
20
24
12
16
20
24
12
16
20
24
30^270
-273
64-9
64^7
64^0
64 •S
95
•582
ENE
E
2-3
1-2
K. K. str
K.
1-2
0-1
JULY 7.
At noon,
lat. 39° 15' N. long. 26° 55' W.
30-272
•303
•304
•282
•302
"293
63^7
63-2
97
•572
NE
1
10
Str.
1
61-6
60^9
95
•524
NNE
2-3
10
K.
2
64-2
62-5
90
•540
NE
2
5
K.
Cir.
2
64-0
62-5
91
-543
NE
1 -2
6
K.
1 -2
54-0
62-0
88
-525
NE
1 - 2
lu
Nim.
1
63^1
59^5
79
•458
NE
1 -2
0
1-2
la. Overcast with ilrizzU-.
Licclit lirizzle. 20. l-"' •" sliowers.
JULY 8.
At noon,
lat. 40° 19' N. Ions. 24° 47' W.
30-258
•289
■289
•274
•302
•300
62^0
57^0
72
-399
NE
2
6
K.
Gir.
1-2
62^0
56-2
68
•377
NNE
1-2
2
K.
Cir.
1
63-4
60-0
80
•470
NE
2-3
4
K.
1-2
64-0
61-0
82
•492
NE
0-1
7
Cir. Cir. E.
1
61^7
59^2
85
-467
NNE
1-2
10
Nim.
1
62^5
58-9
79
•446
NE
1-2
10
Str.
2
17.45 <
JULY 9.
At noon,
lat. 41° 18' N. long. 22° 25' W.
12
16
20
24
30-259
■286
•287
•266
•285
•248
62^2
59^5
84
■469
NNE
1-2
19
Cir. K.
Cir.
1-2
62-0
59^9
87
■484
NE
1-2
9
K.
Cir. Cir. K.
1
63-0
60^fl
82
•474
NE
2-3
9
K.
2
620
600
88
•487
N
3-4
1(1
K. >tr.
2-3
62 2
60^8
92
■510
NNE
1-2
10
K. str.
...
1-2
60-0
09 ^4
96
•498
N
1-2
10
Haze
1-2
23. 30 0-
VOYAGE OF THE SCOTIA, 1902-1904.
105
Wind, True.
Cloud.
O
Hour.
Bar. at 32'
and Sea
Dry.
Wet.
Hum.
S V 1
Remarks.
Level .
>l
Direction.
Force.
Amt.
Lower
Spec.
Upper
Spec.
<
JULY 10, 1901.
At noon,
lat. 12° 44' N. long. 19° 30' W.
4
30-201
59^9
58-8
94
•480
N
2-3
10
K. str.
2
Passing #.
8
•211
60^7
57-0
78
-414
N
2-3
10
K. str.
2-3
12
•196
60^2
58-8
92
•476
N
2-3
10
K.
2-3
16
■151
60 •S
58 ^2
87
•455
N
3-4
10
K. K. str.
2-3
20
•143
61 ■O
58-0
82
-439
N
3-4
10
K. str.
3
•" showers between lionrs.
24
•092
60^2
58^3
89
■460
N
3
10
K. str.. Scud.
2
JULY 11.
At noon,
lat. 44° 11' N. long. 16° 0.5' W.
4
30-043
59^9
57^2
84
■430
N
3-4
10
K.
3
la. Sky clear after #". Scud or oo.
8
■047
60^0
57^0
82
■423
N
3-4
10
K. str.
3
12
•018
60 ■O
57-2
83
•429
NW
3-4
10
K. K. str.
3
16
29-992
60-5
57^9
84
•443
NNW
4
10
K.
3
20
30-001
60^0
58 ■O
88
■453
NW
3-4
10
K. str.
3
#" between hours.
24
29-959
61^0
59-8
93
■496
NW
2-3
10
K.
2-3
20.45 • falls.
JULY 1-2.
At noon,
lat. 45° 56' N. long. 12° 53' W.
4
29-929
61^2
60-5
96
•517
WNW
2-3
10
K. str.
3
8
-965
62^7
61-0
90
■510
NW
2-3
10
K.
2
12
■965
63^7
62^2
91
■536
WSW
0-1
6
0
Cir.. Clr. K.
2
16
•958
61 0
600
94
•503
wsw
2-3
10
Niiip.
2
20
•982
59-3
58-8
97
■489
WNW
3-4
7
K.
3
24
30^020
59^0
55-7
80
■399
WNW
3-4
0
3
JULY 13.
At noon,
lat. 48° 23' N. long. 10* 22' W.
4
30-030
68^7
55^5
80
■398
NW
2
1
Alto K.
2-3
8
•102
60 0
57-0
82
■423
sw
0-1
2
K.
Cir. str.
2
12
-118
60^8
57^9
83
■140
SSW
2-3
3
0
Cir.
2
16
•082
60^0
58-3
90
■463
ssw
1-2
10
K.
Cir. str.
1
20
•078
."iS^S
57^5
93
■455
SSW
1-2
8
K.
Cir. K.
Cir. str.
1
24
•022
59^4
58^2
93
■468
ssw
3-4
10
Str. or haze.
3
JULY U.
At noon,
lat. 51° 13' X. long. 7° 20' W.
4
29-946
59^8
58^7
93
•479
sw
6
10
K.
4-5
8
•932
59^6
59-0
96
•491
sw
5
10
Nim.
4
12
•893
60^0
58^8
93
•479
ssw
3-4
10
K.
4
16
•871
60^2
59^1
94
■485
ssw
5
10
K. str.
4-5
20
■868
59^0
58-9
99
•497
sw
5
10
K. str.
Cir. K.
4-6
24
■814
57-2
57^1
100
465
ssw
2-3
10
Haze
2
Slight drizzle.
JULY 15.
At Kingstown.
4
29^730
55^8
65-2
95
•428
ssw
4-5
10
Nim.
3
la. Wind increases with • squalls.
8
■693
57-8
57^8
100
•479
ssw
5-6
10
Mist
[Contimious 9. Thick weather.
12
■643
64^7
62-2
85
•421
s
0-1
10
K.
16
■628
64^7
62 7
88
•539
s
1-2
10
N"im.
VOL. II.
14
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
TAKEN ON THE
SCOTIA
AT
SCOTIA BAY, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS,
FROM APRIL 1st TO OCTOBER 31st, 1903;
AND AT
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS,
FROM NOVEMBER 1st, 1903, TO FEBRUARY 21st, 1904.
LATITUDE 60° 43' 42" S. LONGITUDE 44° 38' 33" W.
METEOEOLOGICAL OB BEE Y ATI ON S
AT
LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Position of Station.
From 1st April to 31st October 1903 hourly meteorological observations were made at
the winter quarters of the " Scotia " in Scotia Bay, during which time the ship was
frozen in at a distance of about 600 yards south-east of the Central Cairn, which is in
lat. 60° 43' 42" S., long. 44° 38' 33" W. On 1st November the hourly observations
were transferred from the ship to the shore, where a stone hut, named " Omond House,"
had been built for the accommodation of the party who were to remain on the island
while the "Scotia" went north to refit at Buenos Aires. The observations taken on
the ship and the instruments in use were exactly similar to those described in the
introduction to the Sea Observations. In addition, a Robinson hemispherical cup
anemometer was placed about six feet above the level of the poop, during the wintering
of the ship, in a position where it was freely exposed to the prevailing winds. The
exposure was good, except from the west-south-west, but in that direction some hills
exerted a disturbing miiuence, making the winds squally and uncertain. A snow
gauge was also in use, but owing to the frequency of heavy drift its readings were
untrustworthy as a measure of the true precipitation, and I cannot bring forward the
results with any degree of confidence.
Omond House Station.
Soon after the arrival of the "Scotia" in winter quarters an auxiliary station was
established on the beach that here divides the north from the south side of the island.
Here were placed four screens containing the following instruments — one large and one
small Richard thermograph, one Richard hygrograph, dry and wet bulb thermometers,
a maximum and minimum thermometer, and a black bulb in vacuo registering maximum
thermometer. The Campbell Stokes sunshine recorder was placed on a cairn about four
110 METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIOKS AT LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
feet high to the wcvst of Copeland Observatory. Unfortunately it was not possible to obtain
a site for this instrument where there was n clear horizon at all hours. In summer, hills
to the west cut the solar rays off at about 7 p.m., and in winter the total possible of
about five hours was reduced to about half thiit amount by mountains to the N.N.E.
The amount of cloud was, however, noted every hour, which helps to sujiplement the
somewhat defective sunshine record. The instruments at this station were read and set
once a day until 1st November, when the summer party went into residence in the
stone hut built during the winter for their accommodation, and after that date hourlv
observations were taken until 21st Februaiy 1904, when the station was taken over by
the Aro-entine Meteorological Office on the return of the "Scotia."
The barometer emplo}'ed on and after 1st November was of the Kew Station
pattern, Adie No. 564. This instrument was compared at Kew and the Meteorological
Office before and after the return of the Expedition, and its correction was found to
remain unaltered. Froui a comparison of eighty-nine simultaneous observations made
from 24th October to 21st November between the station barometer. No. 564, and the
Kew marine barometer, No. A. 520, on board the "Scotia," it was found that the station
barometer read O'Oll inch lower than that on the ship after all the instrumental and
other corrections had been applied. Too much importance cannot, however, be attached
to this difference, owing to the frequency of local squalls in the vicinity of the house,
which slightly lowered the barometiic pressure there on many (jccasions.
The form of publication for the hourly values is that usually employed in the
printing of observations from stations of the first order. It was considered after
consulting the leading British meteorologists) inexpedient to attempt to compute the
relative humidity and vapour pressure of the period 28th April to 4th October from
the dry and wet bulb readings, owing to the doubt that attaches to such reductions at
temperatures below 10° Fahrenheit. In tlie tables the depression of the wet bulb is
given. For the summer months the humidity and vapour pressure were taken from
Glaisher's tables.
With regard to the Richard Hair hygrographs, the traces in winter were so im-
perfect, owing to the frec^uency of blizzards, that no systematic use could be made of the
charts, which were, however, used in summer as a check on the dry and wet bulb
readings when any anomaly presented itself in the readings.
It is important to observe that, owing to the proximity of cliffs to the west and
south-west, the winds recorded at Omond House do not represent the true atmospheric
circulation, especially in the case of winds from south, south-west, and west, which were
frequently deflected to south-east. With winds from other quarters the errors
introduced were small.
In addition to the ordinary observations, the limit of visibility was observed on a
scale of 0 to 12. These values are not printed in extenso, but an abstract of the
hourly values will be found in the portion of this memoir devoted to the results of
the observations.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY, ETC.
Ill
RARO METER.
Corrected to 32° and reduced to Mean Sea Level.
APRIL 1903.
1 2
3
Ins,
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
Ins,
12
13
14 15
16
Ins.
17
18
19
Ins.
20
Ins.
21
Ins.
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean,
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
In.s.
Ins. las.
Ins,
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins,
1
9-080' 9109
9-125 9-1-24
9-146
9-180
9-194
9-228
9-231
9-252
9-269 9-305
9-328
9-369 9-397
9-434
9-460
9-501
9-512
9-537
9-559
9-578i' 9-603
9-645
29-340
2
9-659 9-674
9-709 9-741
9-757
9-781
9-812
9-8.32
9-841
9-829
9-859 9-845
9-840
9-838 9-849
9-8,50
9-844
9-820' 9-792
9-782
9-765
9-738; 9-721
9-688
29-786
3
9-6-26' 9-5S3
9-569 9-540
9-506
9-469
9-409
9-384
9-368
9-.332
9-264 9-211
9-176
9-148 9-131
9-1-29
9-1-29
9-162' 9-188
9-233
9-269
9-288
9-322
9-324
29-323
4
9-345! 9-341
9-342 9-347
9-344
9-336
9-285
9-296
9-244
9-195
9-1-24 9-081
9-048
9-023
9-007
9-008
9-031
9-069 9-096
9-129
9-156
9-187
9-208
9-233
29-186
5
9-272 9-290
9-323 9-342
9-361
9-383
9-405
9-419
9-421
9-4-20
9-415 9-412
9-393
9-381
9-371
9-338
9-342
9-313 9-296
9-272
9-284
9-260
9-246
9-233
■29-341
6
9-227 9-225
9 235 9-240
9-244
9-239
9-230
9-229
9-223
9-209
9-189 9182
9-160
9-125
9-073
9-081
9-071
9-095' 9-114
9-130
9-148
9-150
9-147
9-1.54
29-172
7
9 176 9-180
9-183 9-181
9-187
9-199
9-210 9-219
9-240
9-241
9-237 9-252
9-246
9-240
9-2.50
9-255
9-265
9-279 9-284
9-290
9-297
9-297 9-297
9-286
29-241
8
9--288 9-293
9-288 9-260
9-258
9-257
9-241 19-244
9-226
9-197
91.57 9-1,33
9-108
9-081 9-0.S3
9-074
9-109
9-115 9-115
9-116
9-107
9-088
9-081
9-047
29-165
9
9-021
8-992
8-955 8 915
8-885
8-866
S-851
8-848
S-882
8-908
8-921 8-9-38
8-981
9-021 9-063
9-096
9-157
9-190 9-240
9-270
9-317
9-,341
9-384
9-396
29-060
10
9-402
9-4-27
9-449 9-445
9-460
9-467
9-483
9-503
9-504
9-486
9-481 9-478
9-473
9-460 9-436
9-432
9-438
9-442 9-480
9-472
9-474
9-452
9-474
9-467
29-462
11
9-4S2
9-485
9-469
9-468
9-466
9-462
9-446
9-425
9-398
9-.379
9-354 9-362
9-373
9-374
9-370
9-390
9-406
9-431
9-440
9-433
9-452
9-435
9-433
9-431
29-428
12
9-411
9-394
9-.391
9-364
9-.3.39
9-3-26
9-309
9-309
9-308
9-300
9-290
9-279
9-273
9-257
9-232
9-'231
9-205
9-182
9-148
9-106
9-073
9-022 8-990
8-936
29-236
13
8-S93
8-886
8-8S4
8-889
8-889
8-880
8-884
8-904
8-9-25
8-938
8-921
8-911
8-894
8-897
8-889
8-868
8-855
8-847
8-845
8-863
8-882
8-869 8-894
8-910
•28-888
14
8-912
8-928
8-934
8-941
8-942
8-944
8-949
8-979
8-999
9-004
9-009
9-0-21
9-041
9-050
9-071
9-094
9-130
9-158
9-195
9-218
9-249
9-2541 9-278
9-313
29-067
15
9-348
9-372
9-388
9-436
9-470
9-469
9-489
9-507
9-504
9-503
9-488
9-485
9-461
9-422
9-412
9-398
9-396
9-397
9-379
9-373
9-365
9-354I 9-327
1
9-302
-29-419
16
9-261
9-211
9-155
9-096
9-010
8-988
8-968
8-958
8-958
8-983
9-057
9-174
9-281
9-350
9-392
9-4-32
9-490
9-518
9-542
9-576
9-572
9-5841 9-569
9-557
29-280
17
9-538
9-512
9-478
9-470
9-426
9-4-27
9-390
9-368
9-400
9-419
9-430
9-432
9-456
9-462
9-499
9-515
9-533
9-556
9-565
9-569
9-592
9-590; 9-606
9-615
29-494
18
9-6-22
9-626
9-626
9-625
9-614
9-612
9-606
9-62S
9-595
9-596
9-571 9-558
9-556
9-537
9-521
9-516
9-499
9-500
9-486
9-474
9-452
9-447! 9-456
9-431
29-548
19
9-492
9-503
9-514
9-,5.30
9-539
9-558
9-579
9-592
9-619
9-613
9-617
9-594
9-575
9-580
9-.551
9-562
9-545
9-5-28
9-509
9-484
9-468
9-456! 9-416
9-404
29-534
20
9-385
9-392
9-399
9-397
9-460
9-495
9-530
9-573
9-610
9-612
9-620
9-608
9-619
9-623
9-620
P-611
9-597 9-589
9-568
9-545
9-518
9-49.3 9-456 9-454
29-532
21
9-444
9-430
9-4-23
9-406
9-395
9-401
9-.389
9-383 9-375
9-361
9-347 9-3.32
9-334
9-326
9-313
9-298
9-290
9-269
9-251
9-207
9-192
9-166
9-140 9-100
29-316
22
9-106
9-108 9-1-20
9-130
9-148
9-158
9-169
9-195 9-195
9-211
9-205 9-210
9-205
9-182
9-171
9-153
9-118
9-073
9-059
9-036
9-006
8-970
8-928
8-893
29-115
23
8-840
8-803 8-747
8-690
8-644
8-616
8-591
8-595
8-627
8-659
8-700 8-778
8-827
8-884
8-909
8-971
9-014
9-046
9-063
9-054
9-0-34
8-956
8-967
8-938
28-831
24
8-923
8-901 8-886
8-836
8-821
8-787
8-7.i0
8-688
8-613
8-,531
8-452
8-372
8-314 8-284
8-279
8-282
8-348
8-446
8-5-26
8-645
8-700
8-762
8-799
8-789
'28 -6U
25
8-8,56
8-857 8-842
8-850
8-871
8-859
8-837
8-856
8-862
8-864
8-867
S-903
8-905 8-917
8-914
8-934
8-936
8-945
8-951
8-943
8-920
8-903
8-879
8-829
28-887
26
8-745
8-705 8-645
8-625
8-647
8-649
8-668
8-686
8-669
8-644
8-586
8-531
8-535
8-531
8-551
8-642
8-703
S-718
8-726
8-704
8-680
8-645
8-619
8-642
28-646
27
8-657
8-684 8-686
8-700
8-705
8-736
8-740
8-803
8-827
8-858
8-885
8-906
8-905 8-896
8-883
8-893
8-893
8-884
8-865
8-885
8-876
8-877
8-915
8-931
28-829
28
8-952
8-991
9-033
9-062
9-106
9-131
9-K56
9-182
9-190
9-203
9-200
9-212
9-207
9-205
9-205
9-179
9-165
9-132
9-l'26
9-085
9-063
9-042
9-018
8-991
-29-118
29
8-964
8-958
8-965
8-977
9-003
9-036
9-077
9-132
9-180
9-207
9-246
9-280
9-300
9-30S
9-304
9-312
9-326
9-312
9-310
9-287
9-270
9-255
9-238
9-233
29-187
30
9-214
9-198
9-168
9-141
9-129
9-099
9-083
9-073
9-068
9-037
9-031
9-0-28
9-018
9-0-22
9-009
9-014
9-021
9-030
9-033
9-034
9-048
9-055
9-056
9-076
29-070
Means
9-205
9-203
9-198
9-192
9-193
9-194
9-191
9-201
9-203
9-200
9-193
9-194
9-194
9-193
9-192
9-200
9-211
9-218
9-223 9-225
9-226
9-217
9-216
9-208
29-204
BAROMETER. Corrected to 32° and reduced to Mean Sea Level. MAY 1903.
In^.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.-
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins,
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins,
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins, Ins.
Ins.
Ins,
1
9-066
9-073
9-083
9-090
9-107
9-123
9-143
9-156 9-173
9-188
9-189
9-196
9-202
9-212
9-244
9-231
9-233
9-249
9-234
9-236
9-245
9-241 9-232
9-230
29-182
2
9-209
9-197
9-187
9-161
9-149
9-1-28
9-091
9-093 9-084
9-034
9-006
8-988
8-942
8-913
8-88.i
S-865
8-,s42
8-797
8-769
8-755
8-740
8-732 8-722
8-701
28-958
3
8-695
8-686
8679
8-661
8-657
8-654
8-644 8-667 8-663
8-658
8-675
8-693
8-704
8-712
8-731
8-743
8-745
8-763
8-758
8-773
8-786
8-781 8-779
8-781
28-712
4
8-771
8-769
8-751
8-777
8-771
8-775
8-772 8-790
S-784
8-786
8-797
8-787
8-788
8-792
8-802
8-803
8-818
8-839
8-853
8-856
8-865
8-878
8-879
8-890
-28-808
5
8-900
8-922
8-944
8-957
8-983
9-015
9-055
9-0S2
9-099
9-145
9-150
9-151
9-170
9-193
9-221
9-236
9-253
9-272
9-275
9-289
9-292
9-299
9-308
9-307
29-146
6
9-304
9-321
9-.326
9-334
9-346
9-350
9-351
9-384
9-384
9-396
9-398
9-396
9-407
9-413
9-436
9-147
9-465
9-473
9-483
9-503
9-521
9-518
9-525
9-528
29-417
7
9-523
9-543
9-531
9-,t44
9-556
9-556
9-562
9-588
9-593
9-590
9-595
9 -.594
9-596
9-601
9-593
9-605
9-618
9-616
9-634
9-640
9-638
9-650
9-665
9-666
29-596
8
9-659
9-658
9-649
9-647
9-663
9-670
9-675
9-694
9-701
9-701
9-718
9-710
9-712
9-709
9-705
9-708
9-701
9-702
9-700
9-682
9-670
9-659
9-651
9-650
29-683
9
9-627
9-614
9-606
9-570
9-551
9-531
9-506
9-496
9-472
9-440
9-419
9-397
9-375
9-367
9-362
9-367
9-368
9-36;
9-370
9-371
9-374
9-346
9-347
9-355
29-442
10
9-337
9-331
9-318
9-306
9-295
9-297
9-300
9-300
9-302
9-295
9-287
9-271
9-267
9-253
9-237
9-232
9-227
9-215
9-209
9-179
9-156
9-136
9-101
9-085
29-247
11
9-080
9-055
9-020
9-003
8-994
8-980
8-972
8-986
8-992
9-010
S-997
9-043
9-080
9-105
9-108
9-143
9-172
9-209
9-245
9-271
9-307
9-336
9-359
9-373
29-118
12
9-407
9-443
9-469
9-498
9-526
9-570
9-600
9-647
9-672
9-714
9-727
9-738
9-744
9-7.''9
9-776
9-792
9-821
9-840
9-851
9-882
9-902
9-902
9-926
9-944
29-715
13
9-946
9-963
9-975
9-988
9-986
9-994
9-993
0-010
0-013
9-978
9-970
9-983
9-951
9-9-27
9-932
9-905
9-907
9-909
9-910
9-917
9-918
9-917
9-925
9-928
'29-952
14
9-918
9-897
9-895
9-889
9-8o8
9-864
9-841
9-819
9-826
9-785
9-76S
9-740
9-6813
9-629
9-.5yi
9-544
9-487
9-433
9-365
9-308
9-266
9-250
9-234
9-234
29-631
15
9-253
9-288
9-318
9-315
9-362
9-384
9-405
9-4(5
9-469
9-473
9-462
9-464
9-484
9-412
9-461
9-442
9-420
9-425
9-414
9-438
9-457
9-451
9-458
9-477
29-417
16
9-492
9-511
9-519
9-540
9-557
9-557
9-574
9-.527
9-641
9-665
9-653
9-663
9-683
9-683
9-678
9-697
9-7-26
9-737
9-756
9-740
9-744
9-724
9-707
9-724
•29-650
17
9-705
9-688
9-671
9-649
9-643
9-623
9-603
9-577
9-fi56
9-519
9-494
9-443
9-409
9-360
9-306
9-293
9-286
9-261
9-231
9-199
9-172
9-154
9-137
9-127
29-421
18
9-132
9-141
9-157
9-191
9-201
9-224
9-269
9-319
9-341
9-372
9-387
9-414
9-437
9-443
9-43S
9-431
9-427
9-380
9-316
9-280
9-191
9-146
9-110
9-120
29-286
19
9-140
9-188
9-214
9-240
9-302
9-345
9-,355
9-376
9-390
9-374
9-379
9-388
9-389
9-368
9-353
9-333
9-317
9-300
9-279
9-268
9-251
9-213
9-194
9-183
29 -'298
20
9-152
9-122
9-095
9-092
9-050
9-045
9-025
9-041
9-042
9-062
9-072
9-079
9-078
9-062
9-064
9-056
9-059
9-067
9-064
9-056
9-057
9-045 9-042
9-059
■29-067
21
9-068
9-096
9-127
9-155
9-187
9-182
9-214
9-238
9-232
9-233
9-231
9-191
9-176 9-133
9-091
9-037
8-986
8-932
8-884
8-863
8-851
8-841 8-837
8-762
29 065
22
8-732
8-713
8-760
8-855
8-936
8-999
9-011
9-043
9-045 9-039
9-059
9-073
9-096 9-119
9-148
9-170
9-196
9-208
9-228
9-214 9-198
9-183 9-171
9-151
■29 056
23
9-127
9-117
9-093
9-083
9-087
9-092
9-099 9-113
9-112
9-108
9-100
9-087
9-064
9-021
8-971
8-934
8-881
8-840
8-853
8-845
8-853
8-860
8-892
8-922
29-006
24
8-941
8-963
8-970
8-973
8-955
8-938
8-946 S-931
8-897
8-873
8-844
8-812
8-779
8-775
8-778
8-783
S-798
8-808
8-825
8-833
8-838
8-823
8-838
8-839
28-865
25
8-853
8-855
8-876
8-876
8-910
8-912
8-923
8-942
8-953
8-976
9-015
9-067
9-098
9-161
9-206
9-245
9-300
9-298
9-3-24
9-340
9-364
9-328
9-,307
9-262
29-100
26
9-231
9-190
9-158
9-141
9-137
9-155
9-167
9-192
9-258
9-328
9-389
9-468
9-535
9-565
9-606
9-649
9-678
9-705
9-738
9-752
9-768
9-760
9-778
9-774
29-463
27
9-764
9-761
9-747
9-715
9-709
9-699
9-683
9-659
9-655
9-633
9-610
9-587
9-550
9-527
9-502
9-483
9-461
9-437
9-426
9-409
9-402
9-385
9-387
9-389
29-566
28
9-392
9-394
9-386
9-390
9-387
9-383
9-383
9-414
9-404
9-423
9-414
9-408
9-408
9-398
9-385
9-379
9-309
9-263
9-220
9-188
9-126
9-076
9-063
9-062
29-319
29
9-072
9-104
9-151
9-205
9-248
9-292
9-361
9-433
9-493
9-661
9-615
9-647
9-703
9-733
9-777
9-821
9-843
9-853
9-854
9-838
9-827
9-810
9-778
9-736
•29-572
30
9-699
9-682
9-669
9-664
9-671
9-685
9-712
9-778
9-813
9-849
9-898
9-917
9-947
9-960
9-966
9-974
9-970
9-972
9-964
9-956
9-945
9-912
9-897
9-881
29-849
31
9-858
9-812
9-791
9-766
9-729
9-687
9-649
9-629
9-621
9-607
9-597
9-567
9-559
9-583
9-599
9-561
9-568
9-560
9-538
9-516
9-483
9-450
9-408
9-351
29-604
Jleans
9-292
9-294
9-295
9-299
9-307
9-313
9-319
9-334
9-345
9-349
9-352
9-354
9-356
9-352
9-353
9-352
9-351
9-346
9-341
9-336
9-330
9-317
9-312
9-306
29-329
11:
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
BAEOMETEE.
Corrected to 32 and reduced to Mean Sea Leel.
JUNE 1903.
1
0
3
4
Ins.
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Ins.
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
i
19
20
Ills.
21
22
23
Mid-
night
Mean.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins,
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
9-311
9-277i 9-257
9-207
9-169
9-171
9-167
9-172
9-189 9-217
9-232
9-245
9-257 9-300 9-277
9-270
9-244
9-2-21 9-192
9-131
9-068
8-987
8-917
8 -84 1
29-180
2
8-766
8-7121 8-698
8-653
8-655
8-651
8-658
8-692
8-72118-772
8-783
8-780
8-756 8-7-27; 8-670
8-626
8-594
8-5541 8-553
S-564
8-576
8-595
8-614
8-630
2S-667
3
8-639
8-6421 8-628
8-620
8-593
8-555
8-514
8-488
8-450! 8-501
8-647
8-702
8-708 8-699
8-726
8-727
8-749
8-737 8-750
8-746
8-728
8-713
8-7-25
8-728
28-655
4
8-738
8-753i 8-759
8-763
8-794
8-813
8-830
8-863
8-890 8-923
8-967
9-006
9-031 9-081
9-119
9-166
9-230
9-290! 9-324
9-378
9-414 9-445
9-478
9-520
29-065
5
9-555
9-571:9-605
9-625
9-664
9-678
9-700
9-715
9-736
9-705
9-702
9-730
9-744 9-747
9-774
9-736
9-727
9-725 9-713
9-708
9-678
9-658
9-634
9-612
29-685
6
9-602
9-576 9-578
9-548
9-532
9-525
9-503
9-489
9-450
9-420
9-381
9-333
9-293 9-255
9-213
9-184
9-167
9-1-36 9-118
9-085
9-056
9-024
8-946
8-964
29-307
7
8-944
8-927 8-951
9-007
9-108
9-200
9-277
9-348
9-427
9-482
9-.520
9 -.573
9-601 9-619! 9-641
9-677
9-695
9-713| 9-730
9-744
9-753
9-752
9-763
9-779
29-468
8
9-774
9-792 9-774
9-776
9-775
9-771
9-760
9-763
9-757
9-747
9-720
9-708
9-689 9-656 9-636
9-630
9-599
9-575I 9-544
9-530
9-502
9-464
9-420
9-378
29-656
9
9-336
9-284 9-253
9-197
9-151
9-111
9-048
9-029
8-958
8-907
8-884
8-862
8-846 8-831 S-S06
8-831
8-865
8-891 8-913
8-947
8-953
8-995
9-024
9-035
28-998
10
9-053
9-082| 9-119
9-1-24
9-158
9-189
9-206
9-207
9-252
9-240
9-247
9-244
9-251 9-244 9-227
9-224
9-220
9-226 9-239
9-234
9-241 9-244
9-243
9-246
29-207
11
9-232
9-245 9-244
9-237
9-245
9-240
9-235
9-245
9-229
9-214
9-193
9-184
9-174 9-I62' 9-149
9-136
9-131
9-133 9-117
9-122
9-115 9-111
9-097
9-093
29-178
12
9-099
9-107: 9-107
9-104
9-1-23
9-122
9-104
9-119
9-103
9-089
9-077
9-082
9-096i 9-086, 9-079
9-083
9-079
9-078, 9-068
9-060
9-039
9-029
9-OOS
8-989
29-080
13
8-964
8-954 8-941
8-920
8-921
8-929
8-990
9-050
9-086 9-141
9-187
9-203
9-240
9-288
9-307
9-336
9-356
9-377
9-396
9-396
9-427
9-423
9-4.33
9-427
-29-196
14
9-428
9-419 9-396
9-3S7
9-375
9-364
9-366
9-368
9-365 9-412
9-441
9-462
9-498
9-515
9-535
9-541
9-556
9-576
9-561
9-575
9-555
9-526
9-531
9-509
29-469
15
9-499
9-487 9-469
9-442
9-421
9-430
9-433
9-446
9-451 1 9-4-32
9-419
9-412
9-401
9-392
9-382
9-370
0-384
9-383
9-363
9-377
9-356
9-345
9-332
9--310
29-406
16
9-257
9-245 9-209
9-179
9-160
9-123
9-114
9-114
9-210 9-229
9-254
9-289
9-330
9-344
9-376
9-424
9-463
9-489
9-504
9-519
9-546
9-554
9-557
9-564
29-335
17
9-584
9-576 9-606
9-619
9-619' 9-636
9-647
9-681
9-653 9-611
9-584
9-556
9-497
9-417
9-354 9-291
9-250
9-207
9-168
9-133
9-101 9-152
9-206
9-249
29-433
18
9-296
9-327 9-364
9-401
9-400! 9-426
9-441
9-452
9-455 9-462
9-43S
9-441
9-411 9-396
9-382
9-386
9-390
9-370
9-352
9-365
9-362 9-359
9-346
9-363
29-391
.19
9-371
9-384! 9-405
9-416
9-422
9-415
9-417
9-433
9-411 9-410
9-421
9-4-23
9-437| 9-450
9-464
9-469
9-502
9-493
9-501
9-504
9-519, 9-518
9-520
9 -528
29-451
20
9-514
9-507! 9-515
9-508
9-501
9-498
9-474
9-501
9-498
9-496
9-511
9-482
9-4891 9-494
9-494
9-490
9-491
9-510
9-491
9-486
9-516, 9-500
9-507
9-508
'29-499
21
9-516
9-522, 9-530
9-527
9-536
9-533
9-539
9-557
9-562
9-573
9-567
9-559
9-571 9-580
9-572
9-591
9-607
9-614
9-627
9-657
9-637 9-639
9-637
9-632
29-579
22
9-642
9-650i 9-661
9-635
9-640
9-633
9-633
9-631
9-6-20
9-601
9-566
9-5.56
9-5551 9-532
9-525
9-512
9-525
9-525
9-530
9-535
9-557
9-561
9-599
9-607
29-585
23
9-633
9-660, 9-659
9-680
9-687
9-681
9-685
9-719
9-725
9-725
9-7.33
9-740
9-748^ 9-713
9-714
9-720
9-734
9-730
9-728
9-732
9-734
9-716
9-703
9-656
-29-706
24
9-685
9-679! 9-664
9-638
9-631
9-618
9-598
9-596
9-57S
9-573
9-552
9-518
9-4S7 9-461
9-429
9-394
9-366
9-328
9-316
9-278
9-244
9-214
9-175
9-148
•29-465
25
9-120
9-085 9-052
9-024
8-993
8-975
8-948
8-949
8-958
8-923
8-921
8-889
8-S75 8-842
8-806
8-794
8-791
8-773
8-758
8-759
8-737
8-721
8-715
8-703
28-880
26
8-690
8-686 8-684
8-676
8-667
8-674
8-679
S-695
8-699
8-691
8-696
8-693
8-696 8-696
8-693
8-714
8-717
8-731
8-746
8-756
8-756
8-773
8-780
8-799
28-712
27
8-809
8-823 8-833
8-841
8-857
8-876
8-882
8906
8-922
8-953'
8-974
8-957
8-981 8-988
8-987
8-986
9-008
8-997
8-987
8-989
8-990
8-976
8-977
8-964
•28-936
28
8-964
8-955 8-942
8-941
8-931
8-929
8-950 8-9671
8-96S
8-986;
9-002
9 029
9-021:9-046
9-052
9-080
9-118
9-142 9-173
9-206
9-215
9-220
9-218
9-249
29-054
29
9-253
9-269 9-262
9-279
9-263
9-283
9-282
9-277
9-283
9-296
9-286
9-300
9-3161 9-339
9-362
9-404
9-425
9-439 9-455
9-466
9-450
9-439
9-42S
9-408
29-344
30
9-383
9-375 9-344
1
9-317
9-291
9-258
9-232
9-211
9-178
9-127
9-079
9-005
8-945
8-877
8-827
8-812
8-813
8-822
8-857
8-918
8-975
9-034
9-090
9-126
29-079
Means
9-255
9-252 9-250
9-243
9-243
9-244
9-244
9-256
9-259
9-262
9-266
9-265
9-265
9-259
9-253
9-253
9-260
9-260
9-259
9-263
9-260
9-256
9-254
9-250 29-256
BAEOMETEE. Corrected to 32^ and reduced to Mean Sea Level. JULY 1903.
Jus.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. 1 Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
Ins. 1 Ins.
In.s.
1
9-149
9-184
9-202
9-^03
9-201
9-178
9-171:9-146
9-100 9-045
9-014
8-929
S-900
8-902
8-931
9-OOS
9-053
9-098 9-139
9-187
9-210
9-229
9-240 9-253
29-112
2
9-269
9-293
9-293
9-273
9-258
9-246
9-2431 9-227
9-198 9-174
9-146
9-111
9094
9-064
9-036
9-018
8-992
8-960 8-930
8-S73
S-859
8-820
8-7H7 8-702
29-077
3
8-6-28
8-549
8-463
8-391
S-349
8-323
8-2991 S-289
8-266 8-261
8-237
8-231
8-263
8-278
8-293
8-318
8-318
8-309 8-333
8-408
8-460
8-488
8-531
8-602
28-370
4
S-639
8-684
8-718
8-746
8-780
8-795
8-8OO1 8-8-28
8-839 8-862
8-865
8-847
8-859
8-861
8-841
8-858
8-877
8-873 8-877
8-864
8-849
8-827
8-819
8-8-24
28-818
5
8-834
8-837
8-835
8-836
S-81C
8-838
S-846 8-840
8-866 8-864
8-850
8-855
8-852
8-866
8-847
8-884
8-904
8-945; 8-957
9-003 9-018
9-046
9-068
9-OSl
28-900
6
9-097
9-113
9-127
9-127
9-166
9-189
9-222 9-253
9-274 9-300
9-285
9-311
9-334
9-326
9-324
9-342
9-3-23
9-287, 9-252
9-212' 9-189
9-168
9-154
9-155
29-230
7
9-141
9-139
9-131
9-101
9-101
9-084
9081 9-092
9-083 9-083
9-093 9-076
9-071
9-056
9051
9-053
9-058
9-068 9-092
9-093i 9-076
9-080
9-076
9-069
•29-085
8
9-067
9-067
9-057
9-033
9-025
9-023
9-0'28i 9-056
9-071 9-093
9-062 9-151
9-185
9-203
9-2-25
9-268
9-299
9-.3-22 9-361
9-3S7 9-3S9
9-415
9-435 9 -4 -241
29-193
9
9-436
9-438
9-436
9-418
9-413
9-416
9-4-22 9-426
9-4-38 9-431
9-429 9-433
9-438
9-433
9-417
9-418
9-409
9-403 9-397
9-406 9-3S1
9-351
9-337
9-317
29-410
10
9-273 9-240
9-176
9-109
9-066
9-011
8-953 8-905
8-871 8-S44
8-840, 8-865
S-920
8-932
8-983
9-010
9-039
9-091: 9-105
9-148 9-191
9-231
9-245
9-274
29-055
11
9-2921 9-295
9-310
9-308
9-320: 9-332
9-354
9-359
9-3771 9-338
9-355
9-322
9-319
9-289
9-287
9-246
9-253
9-243 9-200
9-185
9-139
9-122
9-105
9 068
29-259
12
9-050
8-985
8-983
8-970
S-966 8-966
8-964
9-003
9-025 9024
9-047
9-074
9-074
9-093
9-116
9-146
£-176
9-174 9-175
9-174
9-147
9-116
9-100
9 028
•29-066
13
8-979
8-896
8-776
8-696
8-626' 8-579
8-529
8-515
8-482i 8-438
8-394
8-326
8-303
8-294
8-359
8-416
8-503
8-545 8-.591
8-649
8-680
8-707
8-735
8-786
-28-575
14
8-802
8-799
8-773
8-731
8-6951 8-654
8-654
8-735
8-774! 8-8-20
8-883
8-968
9-012
9-018
9-095
9-092
9-138
9-157i 9-185
9-205
9-221
9-234
9-248
9-281
28-966
15
9-305
9-312
9-334
9-333
9-348, 9-347
9-338
9-341
9-346, 9-367
9-363
9 -385
9-364
9-361
9-356
9-330
9-312
9-269 9-250
9-219
9-201
9-169
9-137
9-113
29-300
16
9-089
9-080
9-055
9-010
8-969 8-937
8-901
8-905
8-900 8-S90
8-878
8-881
■8-910
8-943
8-9S4
9-OOS
9-041
9-062 9-083
9-097
9-136
9-158
9-189
9-216
29-013
17
9-2oo
9-291
9-326
9-352
9-387 9-428
9-451
9-526
9-567! 9-623
9-614
9-662
9-681
9-692
9-693
9-7-20
9-704
9-709 9-715
9-700
9-697
9-689
9-685
9-677
29-577
18
9-fiS8
9-705
9-694
9-703
9-711' 9-720
9-740
9-749
9-745 9-747
9-759 9-775
9-761
9-761
9-759
9-786
9-796
9-797J 9-805
9-809
9-815
9-815
9-823
9-813
29-762
19
9 811
9-818
9-813
9-816
9-818 9-8-20
9-825
9-832
9-842 9-844
9-845
9-830
9-830
9-839
9-813
9-830
9-8-25
9-816
9-817
9-803
9-798
9-768
9-748
9-7-29
29-814
20
9-724
9-706
9-700
9-688
9-682
9-668
9-651
9-653
9-651
9-639
9-612
9-579
9-569
9-564
9-537
9-538
9-517
9-500
9-482
9-464
9-460
9-446
9-426
9-414
29-578
21
9-40C
9-396
9-385
9-36b
9-377
9-380
9-385
9-402
9-440
9-457
9-472
9-509
9-495
9-511
9-533
9-551
9-565
9-574
9-560
9-550
9-523
9-474
9-444
9-398
29-465
22
9-361
9-341
9-319
9-301
9-29S
9-310
9-364
9-410
9-455
9-482
9-5-22
9-571
9-617
9-617
9-689
9-662
9-699
9-6S6[ 9-682
9-679
9-624
9-611
9-535 9 469
•29-513
23
9-41J
9-377
9-352
9-337
9-300
9-285
9-259
9-259
9-264
9-258
9-263
9-288
9-296
9-280
9-275
9-298
9-331 9-348
9-371
9-392
9-412
9-434
9-466, 9-476
29-335
24
9-49-.
. 9-514
9-51E
9-534
9-532
9-516
9-477
9-457
9-433
9-393
9-381
9-359
9-369
9-369
9-371
9-377
9-432 9-472
9-516
9-544
9-574
9-579
9-597 9-604
29-475
25
9-59t
9-595
9-60C
9-591
9-58:
9-589
9-C80
9-579
9-586
9-574
9-554
9-547
9-523
9-488
9-453
9-447
9-423
9-392
9-362
9-330
9-282
9-229
9-203 9174
•29-470
26
9-15
9-l-2fc
9-UC
9-09E
9-lOC
9-098
9-100
9-111
9-118
9-097
9109
9-113
9-118
9-116
9-119
9-1-28
9-1-29
9-113
9-104
9-081
9-074
9-044
9-02S
8-984
-29-099
27
8-95.
i 8-9U
8-874
8-80e
8-73C
8-628
8-574
8-515
8-453
8-413
8-440
8-512
S-613
8-556
8-553
8-564
8-560
8-518
8-480
8-470
8-411
8-478
8-531
8-559
28-588
28
8-57'
8-58/
8-58e
8-57-
8-574
8-546
S-554
8-567
8-569
8-567
8-567
8-557
8-555
8-552
8-569
8-587
8-597
8-602! 8-610
8-636
8-657
8-661
8-684 S-696 1
28-593
29
8-70'
1 8-7ie
8-725
8-717
8-72f
8-728
8-725
8-719
8-73-?
8-743
8-758
8-758
8-799
8-778
8-789
8-849
8-852
8-874 8-910
8-947
8-977
9-040
9-063
9-066
28 821
30
9-07'.
i 9-06C
9-041
8-984
! 8-951
8-934
8-928
8-9-29
8-941
8-954
8-976
8-982
9-007
9-032
9-052
9-079
9-112
9-142
9-165
9-185
9-194
9-206
9-215
9-240
29-0,58
31
9-24'
9-26J
9-27t
9-274
9-30E
9-330
9-.346
9-379
9-398
9-387
9-400
9-405
9-397
9-382
9-402
9-406
9-418
9-425
9-409
9-411
9-419
9-413
9-426
9-433
29-373
Mean
, 9-17f
i g-uc
9-16]
9-1 4£
9-135
9-126
9-121
9-129
9-133
9-130
9-130
9-136
9-146
9-144
9-153
9-169
9-182
9-186
9-191
9-197
9-196
9-195
9-196
9-191
29-160
OMOND HOUSE, LAUKIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
113
BAKOiMETEE.
Corrected to 32° and heuuced to Meam Sea Level.
AUGUST 1903.
1
2
3 i 4
5 j 6
7
8
9
10
Ins.
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ins.
17
Ins.
IS
19
20
21
22
23
MM-
nigbt.
Mean.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
9-423
9-469
9-493 9-499
9-523 9-552 9-575
9-606
9-681
9-643
9-653
9-679
9-684
9-694 9-691
9-707
9-726
9-739
9-758
9-765
9-762
9-746
9-744
9-758
29-647
2
9-746
9-747
9-745 9-722
9-725 9-714 9-725
9-740
9-752
9 749
9-770
9-770
9-798
9-808 9-797
9-776
9-S12
9-787
9-791
9-793
9-766
9-7-28
9-692
9-654
29-754
3
9-598
9-548
9-485 9-398 9-3.39 9-282 9-218
9-169
9-111
9-062
9027
8-982
8-962
8-939 8-954
9-002
9-038
9-066
9-108
9-112
9-110
9094
9-084
9-086
•29-157
4
9-086
9-069
9-048 9-048 9-032 9-044 9-073
9-130
9-178
9-210
9-267
9-277
9-297
9-291 9-.305
9-324
9-316
9-298
9 299
9-289
9-258
9-208
9-179
9-158
29-195
5
9-126
9-091
9-077 9-065
9-052 9-058: 9-041
9-052
9-049
9-018
8-996
8-962
S-947
8-92118-932
8-914
8-941
8-949
8-934
8-919
8-901
8-884
8-869
8-867
28-982
6
8-853
8-834
8-806 8-774
8-747 8-7-24' 8-702
8-664
8-650
8-615
8-587
8-570
8-562
8-543 S-52S
8-505
8-504
8-505
8-508
8-503
8-519
8-539
8-551
8-582
28-6-20
7
8-595
8-627
8-661 8-670
8-655 8-699, 8-736
8-759
8-828
8-857
8-879
8-92S
8-968
S-983| 9-008
9-045
9-079
9-114
9-140
9-172
9-196
9-240
9-248
9-284
28-932
8
9-289
9-313
9-337 9-323
9-348 9-351' 9-359
9-377
9-391
9-401
9-441
9-458
9-472
9-468 9-462
9-468
9-473
9-481
9-483
9-502
9-.501
9-488
9-497
9-,-i01
•29-4-24
9
9-471
9-468
9-480 9-451
9-445 9-449 9-444
9-447
9-441
9-451
9-436
9-429
9-4-29
9-401 1 9-396
9-397
9-391
9-382
9-373
9-374
9-354
9-353
9-313
9-307
29-412
10
9-309
9-291
9-241 9-231
9-218 9-216| 9-210
9-212
9-215
9-213
9-198
9-179
9-174
9-165j 9-152
9-139
9-146
9-166
9-157
9-153
9-137
9-127
9-132
9-103
29-187
11
9-093
9-051
9-046 9-031
9-004 9-000 9-005
9-002
9007
9-015
9017
9-019
9-025
9-017 9-036
9-022
9-0.32
9-025
9-021
9-021
9-034
9-023
9-OOS
8-9;-s
29-023
12
8-998
9-002
9-001 1 9-032
8-981 8-999 9-029
9085
9-085
9-104
9-136
9-141
9-164
9-177 9-182
9-183
9-205
9-212
9-209
9-219
9-236
9-242
9-255
9-269
•29-131
13
9-292
9-3-23
9-344 9-.364
9-370 9-386 9-389
9-410
9-397
9-412
9-406
9-4-26
9-458
9-517 9-542
9-562
9-597
9-611
9-621
9-6.34
9-638
9-638
9651
9-608
29-496
14
9-670
9-679
9-696 9-698
9-709 9-717 9-714
9-727
9-743
9-737
9-742
9-7-34
9-750
9-738; 9-747
9-742
9-699
9-700
9-693
9-679
9-634
9-602
9-590
9 -581
•29-697
15
9-563
9-554
9-558 9-538
9-517 9-503| 9-522
9-566
9-526
9-501
9-534
9 -.523
9-500
9-51119-516
9-501' 9-504
9-500
9-500
9-508
9-519
9-493
9479
9-476
29-517
16
9-457
9-451
9-457 9-454
9-453 9-451 1 9-460
9-479
9-491
9-486
9-491
9-470
9-4S8
9-475| 9-477
9-469 9-474
9-467
9-472
9-469
9-458
9-434
9-429
9-407
■29 -463
17
9-406
9-395
9-376 9-364
9-349 9-324 9-.309
9-294
9-276
9-249
9-231
9-200
9-192
9-169 9-175
9-133 9-096
9-072
9-023
9-013
8-973
S-950
8-909 8-880
29-182
18
8-837
8-792
8-774 8-743
8-725 8-71718-689
8-685
8-734
8-745
8-752
8-786
8-78S
8-783 8-781
8-779 8-804
8-836
8-844
8-862
8-874
8-894
8-921
8-931
28-795
19
8-939
8-949
8-957 8-963
8-971 8-997 9-034
9-056
9-087
9-103
9-143
9-173
9-186
9-212: 9-2-24
9-263 9-272
9-308
9-320
9-343
9-360
9-355
9-358
9-366
29-164
20
9-377
9-371
9-381 9-384
9-398 9-422' 9-456
9-489
9-500
9-532
9-531
9-560
9-592
9-613 9-635
9-698 9-696
9-734
9-750
9-783
9-822
9-824
9-S35
9-858
29-583
21
9-871
9-902
9-927 9-9.33
9-949 9-959' 9-977
0-003
0-011
0-015
0-009
0-013
0-021
9-996, 9-999
0-006 0-007
0-007
0-004
9-992
9-98S
9-955
9-936
9-930
29-975
22
9-925
9-904
9-884 9-873
9-862 9-850 9-826
9-837
9-814
9-809
9-788
9-773
9-745
9-716
9-701
9-675 9-649
9-639
9-605
9-594
9-569
9-520
9-489
9-455
-29-729
23
9-442
9-418
9-373^ 9-347
9-330 9-299 9-292
9-248
9-241
9-227
9-213
9-192
9-158
9-119
9-081
9-044
9-000
S-949
8-908
8-875
8-842
8-808
8-788
8-769
■29-123
24
8-750
8-754
8-747| S-727
8-711 8-695 8-681
S-677
8-679
8-665
8-653
8-650
8-659
8-659
8-650
8-666
S-686
8-721
8-728
8-738
8-750
8-764
8-774
8-766
•28-706
25
8-804
8-814
8-8281 8-848
8-864 8-890, 8-911
8-949
8-958
8-972
8-988
9-000
9-002
9-049
9-072
9-079
9-111
9-131
9-139
9-167
9-172
9-170
9-181
9-204
29-013
26
9-224
9-231
9-251 9-252
9-278 9-289 9-291
9-308
9-311
9-317
9-320
9-310
9-322
9-312
9-314
9-291
9-299
9-303
9-306
9-293
9-274
9-252
9-253
9-260
29-286
27
9-260
9-228
9-218: 9-214
9-203 9-201 9-194
9-193
9-209
9-212
9-227
9-215
9-226
9-225
9-217
9-226
9-228
9-258
9-256
9-2,57
9-281
9-288
9-2S7
9-286
29-234
28
9-299
9-318
9-311 1 9-305
9-317 9-317' 9-324
9-336
9-346
9-350
9-354
9-3.56
9-375
9-377
9-385
9-389
9-401
9-403
9-394
9-392
9-414
9-413
9-422
9 -428
'29-364
29
9-427
9-434
9-437 9-425
9-424 9-42S 9-4.33 9-429
9-428
9-425
9-417
9-419
9-419
9-416
9-399
9-382
9-376
9-376
9-.387
9-.347
9-351
9-344
9-342
9-316
•29-399
30
9-313
9-301
9-292 9-274
9-264 9-243 9-274 9285
9-278
9-279
9-274
9-266
9-270
9-293
9-287
9-287
9-299
9-310
9-306
9-315
9-318
9-319
9-327
9-320
29-291
31
9-307
9-306
9-322 9-318
9-339 9-343 9-370 9-359
1 '
9-359
9-375
9-381
9-373
9-372
9-382
9-384
9-384
9-398
9-408
9-414
9-438
9-441
9-451
9-442
9-449
•29-380
Means
9-282
9-279
9-276
9-267
9-261 9-262
9 -267) 9-277
9-281
9-282
9-286
9-285
9-291
9-289
9-291
9-292
9-299
9-305
9-305
9-307
9-305
9-295
9-290
9-288
29-286
BAEOMETEE. Corrected to 32° and reduced to Mean Sea Level. SEPTEMBER 1903.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. 1 I-js. Ins.
Ins.
his.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
In.s.
Ins.
Ins.
1
9-450
9-452
9-454
9-456 9-451 9-448
9-453
9-468
9-469
9-476
9-461
9-464
9-464
9-445 9-448 9-449
9-461
9-457
9-452
9-4,'i3
9-450
9-449
9-437
9-429
29-454
2
9-420
9-410
9-411
9-401
9-405 9-391
9-387
9-399
9-405
9-4110
9-410
9-401
9-3S9
9-389 9-395 9-386
9-393
9-3S4
9-381
9-408
9-4f.9
9-3it6
9-384
9-357
•29-396
3
9-33rt
9-319
9-307
9-293
9-273 9-250
9-248
9-210
9-177
9-150
9-1.30
9-084
9-068
9-100 9-104 9-148
9-173
9-241
9-269
9-295
9-:335
9-340
9-353
9-374
•29-232
4
9-401
9-423
9-431
9-431
y-453 9-4751 9-489
9-504
9-516
9-523
9-539 9-523
9-558
9-550 9-558 9-586
9-602
9-617
9-616
9-614
9-619
9-594
9-582
9-564
29-5-32
5
9-547
9-545
9-514
9-520
9-506
9-510
9-510
9-510
9-509
9-513
9-523
9-553
9-565
9-583 9-572 9-557
9-554
9-562
9-551
9-591
9-565
9-569
9-566
9-567
29-544
6
9-549
9-511
9-504
9-472
9-419
9-445
9-419
9-408
9-377
9-355
9-311
9-288
9-278
9-248' 9-208 9-191
9-195
9-199
9-229
9-254
9-306
9-326
9-359
9-374
29-344
7
0-389
9-419
9-437
9-433
9-451
9-473
9-501
9-533
9-566
9-611
9 646
9-685
9-716
9-729 9-743 9-784
9-820
9-825
9-884
9-884
9-900
9-917
9-910
9-906
29-673
8
9-930
9-9-22
9-920
9-907
9-903
9-906
9-909
9-899
9-892
9-908
9-90419-919
9-909
9-920 9-917 9-918
9-920
9-915
9-896
9-888
9-904
9-901
9-893
9-897
-29-908
9
9-878
9-875
9-848
9-825
9-802
9-782
9-779
9-755
9-749
9-703
9-7-26
9-703
9-693
9-667 9-640 9-633
9-611
9-603
9-589
9-570
9-551
9-516
9-492
9-445
•29-687
10
9-419
9-384
9-346
9-291
9-257
9-258
9-250
9-227
9-230
9-234
-9-230
9-207
9-195
9-186 9-183 9-182
9-142
9-151
9-146
9157
9-153
9-169
9-156
9-153
29-221
11
9-171
9-171
9-190
9-187
9-202
9-204 9-216
9-208
9-233
9-234I 9-221
9-202
9-200
9-196' 9-177 9-143
9-137
9-129
9-120
9-107
9-114
9-108
9-091
9-074
■29-168
12
9-065
9-051
9-033
9-006
8-998
8-988 8-973
8-964
S-9.')0
8-931 8-928
8-919
8-910
8-892 8-889 8-877
S-S93
8-896
8-893
8-88S
8-889
8-889
8-889
S-8>U
28-938
13
8-877
8-860
8-862
8-852
8-853
8-850 8-854
8-836
8-853
8-849. 8-866
8-866
8-852
8-852 8-848 8-844
S-852
8-861
8-867
8-873
8-876
8-871
8-867
8-870
28-859
14
8-870
8-871
8-872
8-868
8-871
8-895 8-898
8-922
.S-924
8-942 8-947
8-971
8-979
8-984: 8-985 8-998
9-022
9-043
9-066
9-060
9-065
9-077
9-044
9-069
28-968
15
9-080
9-087
9-078
9-069
9-070
9-070 9-084
9-089
9-070
9-062 9-069
9-067
9-059
9-044 9-054 9-031
9-031
9-033
9-049
9-052
9-058
9-055
9-038
9-052
■29-060
16
9-055
9-048
9-041
9-056
9-044
9-045 9050
9-072
9-069
9-076 9-071
9-090
9-089
9-088' 9-095 9-106
9-105
9-121
9-147
9-159
9-177
9-178
9-190
9-195
'29-099
17
9-204
9-210
9-227
9-224
9-250
9-266 9-291
9-317
9-345
9-346 9-359
9-363
9-383
9-412 9-431 9-44.'
9-464
9-466
9-466
9-463
9-454
9-447
9-421
9-396
29-360
18
9-366
9-327
9-300
9-266
9-242
9-227 9-187
9-201
9-179
9-188 9-185
9-190
9-184
9-159 9-120 9071
9-046
9-010
9-019
9-024
9-061
9-076
9-093
9-116
29-160
19
9-106
9-117
9-153
9-163
9-208
9-245 9-246
9-249
9-243
9-2:32 9-216
9-190
9-166
9-143 9-120 9-098
9-076
9-049
9-018
8-992
8-943
8-937
8-916
8-897
-29-114
20
8-89S
8-897
8-905
8-954
9-005
9-043 9-082
9-126
9-165
9-189 9-204
9-210
9-232
9-246 9-255 9-264
9-287
9-274
9-287
9-297
9-309
9-313
9-318
9-335
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21
9-33S
9-336
9-338
9-341
9-353
9-.357 9-352
9-373
9-369
9-384 9-382
9-382
9-381
9-383 9-379 9-383
9-386
9-380
9-393
9-386
9-394
9-404
9-395
9-394
29-374
22
9-39L
9-392
9-392
9-406
9-399' 9-418 9-419
9-426
9-444
9-455 9-460
9-483
9-463
9-488, 9-478, 9-493
9-493
9-485
9-490
9-475
9-483
9-474
9-461
9-434
-29-450
23
9-40J
9-37?
9-344
9-.306
9-256 9-2-i3 9-198
9-159
9-09t3
9-068 9-031
8-999
8-971
8-951! 8-933
8-939
8-956
8-974
9-006
9-051 , 9-088
9-151
9-196
9-244
•29-122
24
9-321
9-376
9-451
9-533
9-583 9-643 9-701
9-750
9-777
9-814 9-827
9-842
9-864
9-865
9-865
9-858
9-8-23
9-805
9-809
9-784 9-759
9-732
9-698
9-659
•29-714
25
9-59C
9-53/
9-483
9-42a
9-323 9-240 9-12e
9-066
9011
8-934 8-869
8-823
8-788
8-764
8-748
8-717
8-707
8-686
8-662
8-639 8-644
8-623
8-617
8-606
-28-943
26
8-58C
8-57f
8-566
8-56C
8-555
8-553 8-55C
8-575
8-601
8-614' 8-64S
8-668
8-691
8-717
8-751
8-78.=-
8-822
8-853
8-892
8-946 8-973
9013
9-049
9 089
•28-735
27
9-12J
9-15:
9-202
9-224
9-238
9-255 9-267
9-273
9-27fc
9-258 9-248
9-242
9-219
9-195 9-171
9-140
9-113
9-072
9-034
9011 9-031
9-019
9-023
9-004
29-158
28
8-981
8-94S
8-915
8-885
S-834
8-806 8-75t
8-69S
8-651
8-598 8-56C
8-508
8-48H
8-468, 8-457
8-453
8-456
8-468
8-492
8-523 8-554
8-611
8-668
S-7-24
28-646
29
8-77S
8-83-:
. 8-859
8-911
8-961
9-004 9-041
9-05ii
9-09S
9-124 9-149
9-169
9-188
9-1961 9-209
9-22b
9-241
9-245
9-244
9-2.39 9-235
9-228
9-213
9-210
•29111
30
9-18;
i 9-175
! 9-158
9-141
9-109
9-093 9-07t
9-04fc
9-03t
8-999 8-99:
1
8-965
8-960
8-94S
8-938
8-957
8-968
8-966
8-965
8-947, 8-938
8-933
8-940
8-953
•29-016
Mean
5 9-25'
I 9-25;
i 9-251
9-24/
9-243
9-24
3 9-244
9-244
9-24C
1
9-24(
) 9-237
9-233
9-230
9-227
9-225
9-222
9-225
9-226
9-231
1
9-234
9-241
9-244
9-242
9-243
29-239
VOL. II.
15
114
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA RAY AND
BAROMETER.
COHIUCCTED TO 32° AXD REDUCED TO MeAN SeA LeVEL.
OCTOBER 1903.
1
3
4
5
6
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7
8
9
10
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12
13
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14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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Mean.
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1
8-987
9-013
9-048
9-056
9040
9-032
9-012
8-990
8-924
8-864
8-818
8-771
8-743
8-732
8-777
8-811
8-841
8-869
8-911
8-941
8-973
9-0(12
9-041
9-050
28-927
2
9'083
9-091
9-105
9-121
9-138
9-160
9-183
9-201
9-239
9-2.^i3
9-273
9-282
9-307
9-33('
9-359
9-397
9-435
9-487
9-535
9-588
9-622
9-669
9-708
9-748
29-346
3
9-785
9-809
9-842
9-876
9-90:^
0-927
9-957
9-986
0-018
0-0-25
0-038
0-047
0-048
0-053
0-048
0-06-i
0-078
0-092
0-095
0-103
0-113
0-109
0-088
0-070
30-016
4
0-052
0-048
0-032
0-013
9-988
9-991
9-984
9-971
9-965
9-940
9-932
9-929
9-890
9-860
9-831
9-800 9-782
9-757
9-747
9-748
9-727
9-725
9-724
0-734
-29-882
5
9-730
9-718
9-721
9-716
9-704
9-707
9-705
9-700
9-705
9-708
9-700
9-679
9-660
9-638
9-6-25
9-606 9-603
9-587
9-583
9-584
9-576
9-571
9-566
9-557
-29-652
6
9-538
9-514
9-501
9-487
9-456
9-453
9-451
9-426
9-4-26
9-416
9-417
9-412
9-406
9-396
9-381
9-383
9-377
9-381
9-377
9-367
9-352
9-343
9-360
9-m2
29-416
7
9-360
9-360
9-352
9-355
9-343
9-358
9-356
9-357
9-360
9-361
9-358
9-354
9-343
9-339
9-331
9-.326
9-323
9-317
9-310
9-301
9-300
9-275
9-267
9-251
29-332
8
9-239
9-234
9-219
9-196
9-183
9-177
9-169
9-1.50
9-135
9-134
9-114
9-092
9-086
9-084
9-055
9-045
9-044
9-037
9-036
9-026
9-019
9-011
8-995
S-977
-29-102
9
8-961
8-945
9-932
8-925
8-921
8-912
8-904
S-896
8-887
8-887
8-886
8-887
8-892
8-887
8-884
8-887
8-893
8-882
8-885
8-880
8-875
8-868
8-872
8-872
28-897
10
8-866
8-861
8-862
8-861
8-867
8-865
8-870
8-875
8-879
8-8S0
8-883
8-897
S-897
8-902
8-904
8-922
8-915
8-921
8-919
8-936
8-950
8-950
8-963
8-970
28-901
11
8-967
8-979
8-9S0
8-985
8-996
9-014
9-026
9-047
9-061
9-065
9-087
9-095
9-107
9-114
9-129
9-140
9-161
9-171
9-176
9-193
9-212
9-217
9-225
9-233
29-099
12
9-239
9-243
9-246
9-262
9-281
9-301
9-315
9-3-29
9-329
9-346
9-365
9-378
9-390
9-394
9-406
9-4.33
9-437
9-457
9-470
9-484
9-499
9-518
9-506
9-534
29-382
13
9-.i41
9-549
9-553
9-5.53
9-559
9-556
9-554
9-552
9-555
9-553
9-533
9-521
9-511
9-492
9-4711
9-476
9-475
9-477
9-473
9-474
9-485
9-492
9-495
9-505
•29-517
14
9-501
9-511
9-521
9-544
9-555
9-561
9-579
9-596
9-611
9-631
9-646
9-674
9-694
9-714
9-737
9-743
9-758
9-763
9-769
9-766
9-783
9-777
9-773
9-775
29-666
15
9-764
9-758
9-758
9-758
9-758
9-750
9-741
9-735
9-703
9-677
9-656
9-634
9-625
9-610
9-597
9-596
9-587
9-623
9-641
9-640
9-647
9-652
9-649
9-652
•29-675
16
9-647
9-644
9-647
9-640
9-628
9-631
9-6.35
9-6-26
9-617
9-598
9-584
9-593
9-587
9-583
9-590
9-586
9-.583
9-591
9-587
9-588
9-588
9-591
9-589
9 595
29 006
17
9-602
9-596
9593
9-583
9-589
9607
9-614
9-611
9-623
9-6-20
9-6-25
9-6-26
9-630
9-o23
9-61 6
9-614
9-596
9-594
9-602
9-601
9-589
9-575
9-576
9-571
29-603
18
9-551
9-544
9-531
9-510
9-501
9-494
9-491
9-471
9-457
9-449
9-434
9-4.35
9-431
9-41)s
9-414
9-414
9-416
9-403
9-430
9-440
9-452
9-477
9-487
9-496
'29-464
19
9-501
9-.504
9-5] 4
9-522
9-530
9-531
9-531
9-539
9-544
9-539
9-527
9-507
9-514
9-489
9-462
9-452
9-439
9-407
9-394
9-370
9-379
9 390
9-414
9-4-27
•29-476
20
9-432
9-444
9-443
9-445
9-440
9-440
9-430
9-406
9-386
9-362
9-365
9-383
9-394
9-405
9-415
9-438
9-458
9-485
9-500
9-534
9-557
9-583
9-593
9 609
'29-456
21
9-626
9-63S
9-653
9-673
9-701
9-714
9-728
9-739
9-749
9-758
9-765
9-769
9-776
9-774
9-778
9-778
9-780
9-785
9-784
9-779
9-760
9-724
9-730
9-703
29-736
22
9-688
9-668
9-650
9-661
9-633
9-6-23
9-613
9-590
9-582
9-566
9-543
9-523
9-490
9-465
9-440
9-420
9-402
9-387
9-366
9-363
9-346
9-315
9-319
9-308
29-498
23
9-309
9-304
9-306
9-316
9-326
9-321
9-306
9-298
9-295
9-266
9-241
9-201
9-180
9-131
9-057
8-953
8-879
8-823
8-777
8-731
8-681
8-643
8-617
8-596
29-065
24
8-594
8-602
8-612
8-621
8-641
8-642
8-642
8-617
8-600
8-594
8-577
8-557
8-535
8-514
8-483
8-462
8-444
8-459
8-482
8-486
8-506
8-520
8-521
8-521
28-552
2.5
8-521
8-530
8-530
8-539
8-546
8-531
8-586
8-611
8-629
8-656
8-679
8-703
8-7-20
8-742
8-763
8-777
8-797
8-817
8-852
8-872
8-900
8-917
8-948
8-969
28-714
26
8-9S4
9-021
9-026
9-081
9-088
9-112
9-126
9-123
9-161
9-168
9-192
9-202
9-218
9-228
9-248
9-245
9-2,52
9-269
9-280
9-298
9-309
f|..2sv
9-29",' 0-30S
29-188
27
9-338
9-369
9-389
9-410
9-439
9-453
9-468
9-483
9-513
9-508
9-498
9-477
9-468
9-455
9-460
9-474
9-487
9-494
9-519
9-534
9-52-
'.i-.'rjt;
li-52'i 9 511.-^
29-473
28
9-553
9-543
9-549
9-557
9-542
9-537
9-520
9-515
9-489
9-463
9-466
9-447
9-435
9-397
9-348
9-328
9-275
9-260
9-253
9-239
9-22N
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9-19') 9 17N
29-397
29
9-153
9-145
9-135
9-143
9-145
9-170
9-213
9-228
9-231
9-255
9-262
9-259
9-247
9-242
9-214
9-181
9-141
9-115
9-089
9-042
9-011
8-987
8-948
8-904
-29-144
30
8-857
8-826
8-791
8-776
8-782
8-772
8-812
8-831
8-868
8-917
8-962
8-994
9-042
9-097
9-135
9-176
9-213
9-263
9-272
9-326
9-352
9-375
9-407
9-428
29-053
31
9-456
9-475
9-489
9-521
9-522
9-515
9-525
9-.520
9-488
9 477
9-448
9-432
9-394
9-358
9-304
9-264
9-203
9-133
9-083
9-020
8-970
8-908
8-856
8-815
•29-299
Means
9-336
9-3-38
9-340
9-345
9-347
9-350
9-356
9-355
9-3.55
9-353
9-351
9-347
9-344
9-338
9-.331
9-329
9-325
9-3-26
9-329
9-3-31
9-332
9-329
9-331
9-331
29-340
BAROMETER. Corrected to 32° and reduced to Mean Sea Level. NOVEMBER 1903.
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Ins.
Ins. ' Ins.
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Ins. ; Ins. Ins. Ins.
Ins.
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Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
8-772
8-745
8-704 8-681
8-652
8-571
S-601
8-567 8-565 8-542 8-522
8-5-26
8-511
8-514
8-529
8-570
8-642
8-671 8-707
8-801
8-853
8-918
8-975
9-037
28-674
2
9-087
9-1-22
9-172 9-255
9-278
9-293
9-316
9-3.59 9-385 9-407
9-441
9-460
9-487
9-532
9-553
9-561
9-573
9-592:9-611
9-621
9-633
9-641
9-644
9-652
-29-445
3
9-661
9-656
9-664 9-664
9-673
9-685
9-693
9-695 9-714 9-725
9-734
9-733
9-752
9-764
9-769
9-763
9-773
9-766 9-763
9-753
9-735
9-723
9-717
9-707
29-720
4
9-687
9-665
9-656 9-649
9-625
9-620
9-602
9-574 9-550 9-5-23
9-497
9-471
9-471
9-431
9-409
9-384
9-359
9-330' 9-307
9-270
9-232
9-214
9-188
9-184
29-454
5
9-187
9-177
9-177
9-187
9-177
9-217
9-282
9-347 9-392 9-442
9-498
9-5-28
9-587
9-619
9-667
9-683
9-652
9-710 9-736
9-741
9-743
9-747
9-747
9-755
29-500
6
9-745
9-717
9-722
9-707
9-684
9-657
9-627
9-584' 9-548
9-488
9-465
9-444
9-429
9-400
9-342
9-280
9-235
9-207
9-184
9-200
9-209
9-249
9-266
9-289
•29-449
7
9-303
9-298
9-313
9-331
9-338
9-338
9-363
9-377 i 9-398
9-418
9-437
9-453
9-482
9-502
9-512
9-536
9-547
9-555
9-560
9-577
9-579
9-5S4
9-596
9-606
•29-459
8
9 -COS
9-612
9-613
9-615
9-617
9-618
9-6-28
9-629 9-624 9-629
9-6-26
9-638
9-645
9-655
9-658
9-654
9-655
9-660' 9-665
9-662
,9-656
9-667
9-678
9-6C4
29-641
9
9-663
9-660
9-625
9-650
9-660
9-663
9-661
9-6671 9-660
9-650
9-6.38
9-618
9-623
9-619
9-604
9-602
9-596
9-574' 9-560
9-553
9-524
9-504
9-481
9-430
29-604
10
9-424
9-407
9-379
9-356
9-339
9-308
9-295
9-265 9-223
9-193
9-147
9-099
9-054
9-015
8-981
8-916
8-866
8-854 8-857
8-894
8-890
8-897
8-908
8-921
29-104
11
8-921
8-924
8-954
8-954
8-972
8-983
8-975
8-988' S-981
8-975
8-969
8-974
8-984
8-974
8-983
8-985
8-991
8-992 8-996
9-006
9.006
9-000
9-000
9-015
28-975
12
9-0^'7
9-027
9-029
9-041
9-047
9-051
9-051
9-045 9-031
9-011
8-975
8-946
8-908
8-855
8-807
8-768
8-743
8-746' 8-747
8-7.51
8-738
8-749
8-753
8-742
28-900
13.
8-731
8-718
8-719
8-734
8-733
8-745
8-736
8-742 8-726
8-718
8-740
8-728
8-737
8-7.55
8-771
8-756
8-773
8-778. 8-799
8-807
8-813
8-816
8-830
8-815
28-759
14
8-811
8-777
8-752
8-742
8-688
8-648
8-617
8-585 8-553
8-512
8-456
8-4-28
8-391
8-362
8-352
8-338
8-350
8-38118-410
8-421
8-447
8-479
8-506
8-554
28-523
15
S-602
S-660
S-705
8-730
8-754
8-750
8-763
8-742 8-756
8-776
8-799
8-834
8-880
8-938
8-985
9-024
9-079
9-130 9-159
9-169
9 180
9-195
9-173
9-149
28-914
16
9-121
9-058
9-021
8-990
8-980
8-981
8-992
9-006 9-009
9-010
9-003
8-996
9-002
8-969
8-958
8-961
8-984
8-988 9-013
9-027
9-040
9-049
9-074
9-079
•29-013
17
9-0S6
9-087
9-093
9-105
9-075
9-079
9-061
9-052 9-030
9-004
9-000
8-977
8-987
S-993
8-985
8-992
8-983
8-977' 8-993
8-995
9-032
9-050
9-081
9-107
29-034
18
9-1.50
9-217
9-264
9-316
9-363
9-4-26
9-469
9-521 9-562
9-618
9-682
9-717
9-759
9-789
9-813
9-832
9-857
9-861
9-8S0
9-879
9-872
9-885
9-877
9-874
'29-645
19
9-881
9-873
9-883
9-883
9-883
9-512
9-884
9-878
9-873 9-865
9-864
9-860
9-857
9-840
9-840
9-826
9-807
9-796
9-788
9-781
9-759
9-711
9-671
9-664
9-620
29-816
20
9-595
9-586
9-562
9-536
9-469
9-446
9-415^ 9-373
9-341
9-305
9-300
9-309
9-317
9-332
9-335
9-340
9-333
9-327
9-339
9-333
9-332
9-328
9-323
29-391
21
9-304
9-286
9-269
9-254
9-228
9-214
9-225
9-207' 9-185
9-167
9-163
9-162
9-169
9-145
9-109
9-104
9-088
9-058
9-001
8-983
8-950
8-909
8-845
8-781
29-117
22
S-749
8-688
8-6SS
8-694
8-679
8-659
8-661
8-713; S-754
8-803
8-857
8-882
8-937
8-951
8-954
8-963
8-931
8-899 8-860
8-807
8-800
8-786
8-778
8-778
28-803
23
8-749
8-743
8-762
8-780
8-794
s-799
8-795
8-803' 8-821
8-8-23
8-821
8-831
8-835 8-865
8-858
8-859
8-859
8-846' 8-846
8-834
8-816
8-810
8-776
8-757
28-812
24
8-723
8-732
8-7-26
8-728
8-731
8-717
8-716
8-732 8-754
8-783 8-SOS
8-840
8-871 8-886
8-913
8-928
8-959
8-967 8-974
9-002
9-033
9-058
9-075
9-077
28-864
25
9-076
9-084
9-090
9-109 9-096
9-103
9-111
9-120 9-113
9-111
9-085
9 081
9-075
9-063
9-033
9-012
8-991
8-955 8-943
8-924
8-890
8-839
8-805
8-766
29-020
26
8-736
8-709
8-684
8-661
8-654
8-625
8-624
8-618 S-616
8-615
8-607
8-621
8-639
8-648
8-658
8-673
8-692
8-710 8-706
8-708
8-727
8-724
8-722
8-7-24
28-671
27
8-727
8-730
8-742
8-747
8-752
8-762
8-783
8-799 8-836
8-842
8-849
8-864
8-878
8-880
8-888
8-893
8-910
8-914 8-924
8-921
8-919
8-915
8-916
8-910
28-846
28
8-902
8-893
8-861
8-875
8-862
8-857
8-848
8-838 8-835
8-833
8-832
8-826
8-821
8-815
8-815
8-816
8-823
8-823 8-829
8-826
8-821
8-818
8-820
8-813
28-838
29
8-805
8-799
8-788
8-796
8-785
8-775
8-763
8-756
8-755
8-746
8-740
8-731
8-737
8-740
8-743
8-742
8-741
8-7321 8-742
8-745
8-742
8-744
8-737
8-736
28-755
30
8-739
8-740
8-739
8-754
8-768
8-776
8-761
8-781
8-784
8-801
8-809
8-818
8-829
8-832
8-837
8-845
8-858
8-859
8-863
8-864
8-865
8-855
8-844
8-841
28-811
Mean.s
9-119
9-113
9-112
9-117
9-113
9-112
9-111
9-113
9-113
9-112
9-112
9-113
9-121
9-1-22
9-122
9-119
9-1-22
9-122
9-125
9-128
9-127
9-128
9-127
9-124
29-119
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
115
BAEOMETKE.
Corrected to 32° and PyEduced to j1ean Sea Level.
DECEMBEE 1903.
1
Ins.
2
Ins.
3
4
5
6 ! 7
8
9
10 11
12
13
14
15
16
lus.
"
IS
19
Ini.
20
Ins.
21
22
•23
Mid-
Uigllt.
Mean.
Ins.
Itis.
Ins.
In.s. Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
lus.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
lus.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
8-845
8-838
8-833
8-836 8-827
8-821! 8-8-22
8-829
8-810
8-802 8-794
8-796
8-790
8-789
8-782
8-767 8-771
8-783
8-781
8-785
8-778
8-773
8-769
8-767
28-815
2
8-761
8-748
8-746
8-752
8-754
8-755; 8-753
8-768
8-769
8-763 8-760
8-757
8-765
8-770
8-772
8-787 8-792
8-796
8-798
8-806
8-815
8-807
8-808
8-814
-28-776
3
8-8-29
8-835
8-842
8-876
8-888
8-912 8-913
8-942
8-952
8-973 8-981
8-997
9-015
9-027
9-047
9-067 9-077
9-097
9-112
9-1-21
9-140
9-143
9-151
9-160
29-005
4
9-163
9-176
9-201
9-221
9-2-29
9-233 9-240
9-252
9-263
9-269 9-268
9-271
9-265
9-281
9-2S?
9-285 9-281
9-285
9-2Sb
9-282
9-279
9-291
9-279
9-280
29-257
5
9-296
9-292
9-298
9-312
9-321
9-323 9-340
9-343
9-348
9-366 9-367
9-.369
9-380
9-387
9-396
9-407 9-422
9-431
9-441
9-443
9-453
9-456
9-465
9-474
29-381
6
9-472
9-473
9-482
9-486
9-493
9-497 9-505
9-511
9-516
9-516 9-512
9-518
9-531
9-538
9-538
9-544' 9-550
9-546
9-544
9-545
9-545
9-537
9-535
9-525
29-519
7
9-517
9-516
9-507
9-493
9-477
9-467 9-451
9-428
9-380
9-357 9-347
9-3-26
9-312
9-290
9-246
9-244 9-224
9-209
9-196
9-191
9-190
9-167
9-163
9-162
29-328
8
9-171
9-157
9-158
9-182
9-185
9-191 9-193
9-202
9-217
9-236
9-226
9-242
9-255
9-258
9-260
9-263 9-266
9-266
9-270
9-263
9-260
9-242
9-236
9-232
29-226
9
9-216
9-202
9-172
9-165
9-146
9-133 9-141
9-1 -23
9-118
9-106
9-090
9-079
9-055
9-060
9-048
9-040 9-032
9-039
9-039
9-043
9-046
9-048
9-050
9-059
29-094
10
9-069
9-079
9-099
9-118
9-144
9-172
9-186
9-203
9-207
9-213
9-2-24
9-228
9-243
9-247
9-249
9-253 9-259
9-264
9-262
9-256
9-248
9-247
9-231
9-230
29-205
31
9-214
9-209
9-204
9-194
9-182
9-175
9-177
9-157
9-135
9-121 9-108
9-110
9-100
9-089
9-077
9-080 9-074
9079
9-094
9-089
9-102
9-127
9-131
9-141
29-131
12
9-158
9-1.78
9-204
9-221
9-251
9-281
9-313
9-334
9-359
9-377
9-390
9-405
9-431
9-444
9-461
9-477 9-472
9-481
9-489
9-485
9-486
9-460
9-442
9-432
29-376
13
9-406
9-368
9-340
9-312
9-258
9-234
9188
9-158
9-1-20
9-099
9-U97
9-103
9-110
9-146
9-1 S>)
9-219 9-302
9-351
9-415
9-446
9-494
9-560
9-591
9-621
•29-298
14
9-B45
9-677
9-707
9-750
9-773
9-803
9-82fi
9-836
9-853
9-846
9-849
9-852
9-865
9-856
9-859
9-866, 9-860
9-868
9-864
9-852
9-832
9-834
9-827
9-812
29-817
15
9-767
9-735
9-701
9-393
9-692
9-673 9-651
9-638
9-615
9-600
9-576
9-567
9-541
9-541
9-5-27
9-5171 9-501
9-462
9-442
9-391
9-340
9-3-24
9-289
9-278
■29-644
16
9-269
9-256
9-238
9-218 9-187
9-169
9-117
9-073
9-015
8-980
8-933
8-900
8-882
8-849
8-821
8-823 8-839
8-964 9-131
9-255
9-344
9-434
9-511
9-569
29-116
17
9-610
9-643
9-677
9-636 9-712
9-728
9-732
9-732
9-730
9-731
9-726
9-725
9-741
9-738
9-734
9-729 9-719
9-718 9-711
9-700
9-683
9-660
9-638
9-601
29-700
18
9-574
9-575
9-551
9-5-22 9-507
9-469
9-441
9-404
9-407
9-409
9-395
9-402
9-402
9-406
9-415
9-419| 9-425
9-427 9-428
9-429
9-414
9-394
9-386
9-373
29-441
19
9-355
9-322
9-320
9-291,9-317
9-322
9-327
9-330
9-332
9-322
9-328
9-326
9-315
9-303
9-301
9-285' 9-252
9-217! 9-177
9-162
9-102
9-065
9-031
8-982
29-253
20
8-944
8-935
8-909
8-891^ 8-879
8-885
8-876
8-869
8-864
8-869
8-865
S-868
8-856
8-864
8-840
8-833 8-818
8-797 8-768
8*735
8-699
8-659
8-632
8-574
28-822
21
8-519
8-498
8-487
8-472 8-457
8-445
8-455
8-479
8-507
8-515
8-522
8-540
8-567
8-585
8-605
8-637, 8-664
8-686 8-702
8-707
8-729
8-733
8-752
8-774
28-585
22
8-783
8-803
8-807
8-818, S-806
8-807
8-776
8-750
8-729
8-720
8-702
8-683
8-657
8-638
8-623
8-626 8-L133
8-640 8-650
8-670
8-678
8-680
8-673
8-648
28-708
23
8-647
8-678
8-693
8-692 8-703
8-709
8-718
8-737
8-763
8-778
8-788
8-792
8-796
8-802
8-806
8-795 8-795
8-794
8-785
8-762
8-732
8-711
8-695
8-695
28-744
24
8-683
8-687
8-676
8-657 8-639
8-635
8-615
8-587
8-563
8-540
8-528
8-518
8-506
8-488
8-488
8-498 8-504
8-546
8-569
8-600
8-655
8-698
8-742
8-787
28-600
25
8-820
8-848
8-900
8-972 8-999
9-047
9-061
9-084
9-088
9-095
9-097
9-101
9-117
9-133
9-150
9-163, 9-186
9-210
9-227
9-261
9-285
9-303
9-322
9-340
•29-117
26
9-346
9-364
9-377
9-389! 9-403
9-406
9-418
9-419
9-416
9-421
9-4-26
9-422
9-416
9-393
9-380
9-370 9-369
9-361
9-350
9-338
9-322
9-301
9-291
9-285
29-374
27
9-274
9-262
9-254
9-267, 9-264
9-267
9-277
9-274
9-271
9-267
9-266
9-280
9-279
9-281
9-278
9-271 9-276
9-282
9-286
9-289
9-289
9-282
9-283
9-277
29-275
28
9-280
9-279
9-283
9-3011 9-309
9-319
9-325
9-340
9-337
9-343
9-340
9-338
9-342
9-337
9-329
9-326 9-3-23
9-318
9-299
9-294
9-269
9-256
9-244
9-230
2a -307
29
9-207
9-189
9-177
9-185 9-181
9-183
9-195
9-215
9-234
9-247
9-271
9-292
9-292
9-354
9-382
9-407! 9-430
9-462
S-492
9-510
9-531
9-544
9-561
9-572
29-338
30
9-.594
9-615
9-617
9-656 9-665
9-680
9-696
9-717
9-733
9-739
9-744
9-756
9-773
9-775
9-789
9-789 9-794
9-801
9-798
9-794
9-788
9-770
9-754
9-692
29-730
31
9-735
9-707
9-686
9-673 9-651
9-614
9-557
9-514
9-456
9-417
9-360
9-293
9-246
9-212
9-196
9-174 9-175
9-1,52
9-120
9-067
9-038
8-998
8-965
8-925
29-330
Means
9-199
9-198
9-19S
9-203 9-203
9-205
9-201
9-202
9-197
9-195
9-190
9-189
9-189
9-190
9-190
9-193 9-196
1
9-204
9-211
9-212
9-212
9-210
9-208
9-204
29-200
BAEOMETEE. Corrected to 32° and reduced to Mean Sea Level. JANUAEY 1904.
I U.S.
lus.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
Ins. Ins. Ins.
Ins.
Ill.H.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
lus. • Ins. ' Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
lus.
Ins.
Ins.
1
8-907
8-871
8-922
8-918 8-913
8-893
8-911 8-921
8-965
9-002
9-053
9 084
9-128
9156
9-196 9-2-29 9-246
9-273
9-281
9-302
9-306
9-310
9-334
9-356
29-103
9.
9-348
9-347
9-344
9-346 9-389
9-414
9-419 9-413
9-411
9-4U
9-390
9-380
9-357
9-322
9-314 9-314,9-311
9-307
9-277
9-249
9-207
9-194
9-159
9-140
29-319
3
9-114
9-062
9-027
8-993! 8-989
8-947
8-921 8-890
8-875
S-859
8-856
8-864
8-874
8-870
8-879 8-890: 8-905
8-930
8-955
8-969
8-983
9-006
9-024
9 043
28-947
4
9-05S
9-062
9-074
9-0S7i 9-108
9-122 9-128 9-132
9-137
9-151
9-151
9-157
9-182
9-183
9-190 9-195 9-197
9-206
9-208
9-197
9-213
9-218
9-222
9-217
-29-158
5
9-213
9-215
9-2-22
9-224 9-227
9-233 9-242 9-243
9-245
9-243
9-243
9-240
9-248
9-245
9-242 9-234
9-234
9-238
9-245
9-239
9-240
9-242
9-240
9-247
29-237
6
9-238
9-231
9-246
9-2;,2 9-259
9-262 9-282 9-297
9-304
9-312
9-321
9-330
9-334
9-347
9-364 9-385
9-386
9-403
9-409
9-431
9-441
9-446
9-456
9-461
29-342
7
9-464
9-468
9-468
9-472 9-492
9-496
9-492 9-506
9-505
9-499
9-512
9-494
9-494
9-487
9-489
9-485
9-487
9-479
9-480
9-448
9-417 9-370
9-315
9-273
29-462
8
9-239
9-214
9-209
9-246 9-257
9-298
9-329 9-355
9-377
9-403
9-418
9-432
9-447
9-458
9-472
9-449 9-443
9-423
9-387
9-339
9-307
9-241
9-196
9-159
29-337
9
9-165
9-184
9-235
9-274 9-305
9-332
9-339 9-376
9-377
9-379
9-388
9-397
9-421
9-437
9-426
9-409:9-432
9-432
9-410
9-365
9-360
9-337
9-314
9-276
29-349
10
9-246
9-207
9-163
9-1241 9-080
9-078
9-073 9069
9-082
9-078
9-099
9-120
9-141 9-151
9-163
9-177i 9-193
9-195
9-198
9-177
9-168
9-137
9-118
9 079
29-138
11
9-059
9-039
9-014 9-018' 9-034 9-041
9-052
9-066
9-066
9-078
9-090
9-099
9-112 9-1.30
9-1.35
9-146
9-159
9-16419-164 9-181
9-188
9-178
9-189
9-188
■29-108
12
9-181
9-181
9-177 9-178! 9-184 9-182
9-184
9-1.82
9-185
9-179
9-177
9-179
9-193 9-210
9-237
9-250
9-269
9-281 9-307,9-324
9-335
9-334
9-331
9-323
•29-232
13
9-325
9-304
9-291 9-277 9-2541 9-227
9-204
9-173
9-166
9-155
9-161
9-186
9-206, 9-236
9-245
9-255
9-291
9-298
9-304' 9-304
9-316
9-3-22
9-319
9 316
■29-256
14
9-308
9-306
9-303 9-296 9-300 9-304
9-311
9-307
9-323
9-320
9-314
9-314
9-322: S-332
9-318
9-320
9-329
9-351
9-344' 9-342
9-353
9-350
9-353
9-349
-29-324
15
9-344
9-349
9-354,9-370 9-379
9-383
9-390
9-397
9-401
9-409
9-415
9-4-24
9-431: 9-443
9-450
9-460
9-466
9-478
9-485 9-497
9-499^ 9-501
9-505
9-502
-29-430
16
9-507
9-508
9-512 9-516' 9-530
9-535 9-533
9-5i2
9-547
9-547
9-549
9-549
9-554 9-551
9-540 9-526
9-522
9-527
9-5-25 9-513
9-154 9-515
9-513
9-506
29-528
17
9-481
9-444
9-435! 9-4-25 9-419
9-410
9-401
9-381
9-363
9-344
9-322
9-311
9-302! 9"28'2
9-251 9-226
9-216
9-185
9-164 9-130
9-118 9-090
9-076
9-056
'29-285
18
9-045
9-017
9-011
8-990 8-969
8-956
8-940
8-929
8-920
8-914
8-909
8-892
8-8S9 8-885
8-8S0 8-877
8-876
8-878
8-879
8-874
8-878 8-912
8-927
8-947
28-9-25
19
8-946
8-961
8-974
8-994! 9-006
9-024
9-051
9-067
9-085
9-088
9-100
9-116
9-129, 9-143
9-146 9-151
9-164
9-178
9-175
9-170
9-171 9-167
9-175
9-174
29-098
20
9-162
9-153
9-140
9-117| 9-117
9-115
9-115
9-117
9-122
9-127
9-128
9-137
9-137 9-149
9-141 9-147
9-142
9-164
9-162
9-151
9-164 9-160
9-148
9-135
29-140
21
9-097
9-0S2
9-045
9-010 8-982
8-951
8-926
8-891
8-864
8-845
8-823
8-822
8-815
8-829
8-817 8-813
8-816 8-813
8-807
8-800
8-785 8-771
8-760
8-750
28-872
22
8-734
8-708
8-700
8-699 S-677
8-671
8-671
8-658
8-644
8-640
8-637
8-632
8-639
8-633
8-630 8-631
8-631' 8-642
8-647
8-633
S-651 8-645
8-639
8-637
28-655
23
S-637
8-6J5
8-636
8-640
8-641
8-6-26
8-634
8-6.31
8-625
8-624
8-625
8-634
8-653 8-658
8-663i 8-667
8-669' 8-697
8-708 8-717
8-736
8-746
8-757
8-769
28-668
24
8-778
8-779
8-810
8-823
8-846
8-862
8-882
8-899
8-903
8-917
8-926
8-937
8-937
8-945
8-959 8-972
8-993! 8-998
9-022 9-025
9-018
9-016
9-010
9-010
28-928
25
9-006 8-993
8-988
8-991
8-990
8-989
8-991
9-011
9-002
9-002
9-001
9-003
9-004
9-006
8-999 8-997
9-006 9001
9-000 8-994
8-991
8-988
8-989
8-986
'28-997
26
8-978 8-966
8-976
8-986
9-000
9-012
9-010
9-010
9-014
9-011
9-017
9-025
9-046
9-048
9-058 9-066
9-076 9-082 9-087' 9-090
9-089
9-069
9-060
9-060
29-035
27
9-049 9-024
9-004
8-971
8-957
8-935
8-899
8-864
8-820
8-794
8-774
8-769
8-772
8-783
8-798 8-819
8-854 8-878 8-893 8-907
8-945
8-957
8-970
8-975
28-892
28
8-986 9-003
9-032
9-046
9-074
9-100
9-107
9-133
9-155
9-159
9-159
9-178
9-187! 9-203
9-'220: 9-229
9-240 9-242' 9-252 9-254
9-264
9-250
9-262
9-247
■29-166
29
9-243 9-243
9-236
9-246
19 235
9-2.38
9-243
9-255
9-259
9-255
9-264
9-273
9-292! 9'30-
9-309' 9-323
9-338 9-345; 9-357, 9-360
9-365
9-368
9-369
9-373
29-295
30
9-367 9-353
9-338
9-331
9-329
9-317
9-299
9-275
9-265
9-248
9-234
9-217
9-211 9-196
9-189 9-183
9-186 9-182 9-187! 9-193
9-205
9-223
9-237
9-256
29-251
31
9-277 9-298
9-301
9-3-28
9-358
9-381
9-399
9-414
9-429
9-439
9-443
9-451
9-459
9-469
9-471 9-478
9-484 9-486
9-481
9-465
9-453
9-4-25
9-399
9-361
29-415
MemF
9-145 9-136
9-135
9-135
9-139
9-140
9-141
9-142
9-143
9-143
9-145
9-150
9159
9-164
9-167
9-171
9-179 9-186
9-187
9-182
9-183
9-177
9-173
9-167
29-158
IIG
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
BAROMETEK.
COUKECTED TO 32° AND REDUCED TO MeAN SeA LeVEL.
EEBRUAliY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Ins.
9
Ins.
10
Ins.
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 1 18
19 20
21
22 i 23
MiJ-
niglit.
Mean.
Ins.
Ills.
Ins.
Ins,
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
I U.S.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
Ins. Ins.
In.s.
Ins. Ins.
Ins. ' Ins.
Ins.
Ins.
1
9-S26
9-274
9-234
9-197
9-132
9-091
9-035 8-984
8-957
8-928
8-907
8-892
8-908
8-920
8-936
8-968
9-010 9-057
9-090
9-113 9-135
9163 9-184
9-206
29-069
2
9-209
9-223
9-229
9-240
9-243
9-246
9-253 9-260
9-270
9-284
9-297
9-304
9-321
9-324
9-352
9-378
9-375 9-385
9-403
9-414 9-418
9*440 9-436
9-459
29-323
3
9-444
9-443
9-433
9-440
9-421
9-398
9-396 9-371
9-344
9-323
9-299
9-253
9-222
9-193
9-168, 9-1-23
9-074 9-025
8-970
8-887! 8-812
8-755 8-6i-5
8-661
29-172
4
S-6-26
8-606
8-601
8-623
8-642
8-670
8-687 8-700
8-705
8-710
8-710
8-718
8-733
8-739
8-764
8-789
8-804, 8-818
8-8-27
8-828 8-844
8-833, 8-8-25
8-812
28-734
5
8-805
8-772
8-762
8-747
8-765
8-799' 8-819 8-847
8-855
8-889 8-895
8-903
8-915
8-923
8-918
8-916
8-9381 8-924
8-921
8-910 8-889
8-873 8-858
8-844
28-862
6
8-819
8-808
8-798
8-795
8-788
8-786 8-792 8-782
8-787
8-790 8-778
8-777
8-781
8-795
8-790
8-813
8-841 8-859
8-882
8-SS2 8-884
8-902 8-913
8-927
28-824
7
8-943
8-951
8-965
8-976
8-979
8-981,8-983 8-970
8-959
8-937:8-935
8-944
8-977
8-997
9-026
9-065
9-095 9-119
9-: 35
9-143
9-146
9-148
9-149
9-149
29 •0-28
8
9-15-2
9-141
9-160
9-153
9-162
9-166 9160 9-157
9-153
9-147 9-151
9-155
9-165
9-174
9-165
9-164
9-147 9-120
9-097
9-046
9-015
8-990
8-965
8-945
-29-118
9
S-921
8-897
8-880
S-855
8-841
S-S25 8-803 8-788
8-768
8-757 8-771
8•7^2
8-801
8-823
S-S-29
8-839
8-846' 8-87]
8-876
8-893
8-899
8-904
8-906
8-992
28-849
10
9-034
9-076
9-121
9-151
9-196
9-208 9-215 9-214
9-213
9-187
9-167
9-131
9-118
9-085
9-054
9-022
9-004 9-111
9-033
9-041
9-056
9-084
9-104
9126
•29-115
11
9-144
9-146
9-171
9-174
9-199
9-213 9-22T 9-240
9-237
9-227
9-220
9-202
9-202
9-202
9-187 9-201 9-206' 9-210
9-234
9-226
9-197
9-200
9-191
9-170
29-201
12
9-165
9-162
9-156
9-172
9-202
9-221 9-214
9-209
9-216
9-213
9-224
9-222
9-215
9-227
9-232' 9-239
9-259 9-275
9-289
9-316
9-333
9-341
9-35n
9-357
29-242
13
9-360
9-340
9-354
9-353
9-34S
9-350 9-334
9-314
9-312
9-321
9-340
9-369
9-385
9-406
9-4-2219-414
9-440 9-463
9-459
9-481
9-494
9-505
9-515
9-532
29-400
14
9-549
9-563
9-569
9-570
9-595
9-607 9-615
9-615
9-627
9-645
9-650
9-671
9-658
9-726
9-726| 9-734
9-743' 9-758
9-765 9-785
9-794
9-799
9-806
9810
29-682
15
9-S08
9-808
9-810
9-815
9-829
9-S39 9-855
9-S43
9-853
9-852
9-851
9-857
9-873
9-875
9-883 9-887
9-895! 9-895
9-897
9-909
9-903
9-895
9-880 9-865
29-862
16
9-855
9-834
9-8-23
9-806
9-796
9-769 9-748 9-717
9-689
9-650
9-623
9-593
9-562
9-564
9-555 9-553
9-550 9-545
9-561
9-570
9-563
9-545
9-554 9-563
29-650
17
9-560
9-555
9-560
9-564
9-570
9-563 9-566
9-565
9-571
9-567
9-567
9-571
9-575
9-566
9-563 9-568
9562! 9-571
9-554
9-558
9-553
9-554
9-544 9-535
29-562
18
9-498
9-517
9-514
9-505
9-493
9-489 9--166
9-447
9-436
9-396
9-369
9-353
9-325
9-310
9-324' 9-329
9-335, 9-338
9-337
9-339
9-333
9-331
9-323: 9-316
•29-393
19
9-310
9-299
9-286
9-286
9-270
9-266 9-257
9-237
9-226
9-205
9-177
9-162
9-139
9-114
9-081 9-061
9-009 8-962
8-913
8-868
8-828
8-770
8-734! 8-725
•29-091
20
8-713
8-679
8-647
8-606
8-583
8-568| 8-560
8-546
8-538
8-547
8-585
8-581
8-627
8-631
8-671 8-712
8-718! 8-730
8-736
8-730
8-739
8-733
8-715
8-726
28-651
21
8-742
8-745
8-746
8-768
8-783
8-802 S-786
1
8-809
8-816
8-815
S-808
8-825
8-828
8-843
8-839 8-831
8-854* 8-892
8-860
8-862
8-863
8-864
8-849
8-832
-28-819
Means
9-190
9-183
9-181
9-181
9-183
9-184! 9-179
9-172
9-168
9-161
9-158
9-155
9-159
9-164
9-166,9-171
9-176 9-187
9-183
9-181
9-176
9-173
9-166
9-169
29-174
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Air Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
117
APEIL 1903.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Means
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
1
9
10
11
12
'^>- Wet.
Dry-^P-t?'
Dry-^^^et"^
T^ Dep.ot
"^y- Wet.
Dry.'',^?^'
n,.v Dep.of
•^'J- Wet.
r,^^ Dep.of
"'^y- Wet.
T,rv Dep.of
"O- Wet.
Dry-°^Pet°'
r, , Dep.of
"'J- Wet.
Dry.^fvPet"'
nrv Dep. of
^■^y' Wet.
8°9
0-7
9°4
0-5
9°-6
0-3
9°-8
0'6
9-9
0-4
9°-8
0-3
9°-7
0-2
9°4
0-3
9°9
0-3
9°9
0-4
9°4
0-3
9°9 0°5
13-3
0-2
13-2
0-2
13-0
0-2
13-7
0-1
14-0
OT
14-2
0-1
14-7
0-2
10-4
0-2
11-9
1-0
17-7
0-5
19-7
0-7
23 1 1-3
30-6
1-6
31-0
1-5
31-3
1-3
32-8
1-6
32-6
1-2
32-8
0-8
33-0
0-7
33-5
0-5
33-4
0-4
33-3
0-3
33-8
0-3
34-0 0-2
28-8
0-2
28-8
0-5
28-0
0-4
29-0
0-4
28-4
0-2
28-8
0-5
28-9
0-5
29-5
0-4
31-0
I-O
34 0
2-5
32-0
0-5
317 0-4
31-8
1-4
32-7
1-1
34-0
M
33-8
2-1
33 0
2-2
31-8
2-6
30-9
10
30-5
1-3
31-8
IT
32 0
1-0
32-5
07
32-5 1-2
31-7
o-i
31-0
0-0
29-4
0-4
29-7
0-4
30-2
1-2
30-0
0-3
30-8
0'6
.30-7
0-6
31-0
0-4
30-5
0-5
31-8
0-8
32-0 0-5
19-9
0-2
18-8
0-6
18-0
0-5
17-8
0-8
16-8
0-8
16-3
0-6
15-3
0-5
14-0
0-1
14T
0-2
15-4
0-5
14-4
0-3
14-2 0-3
12-8
0-6
12-5
0-5
13-2
0-3
13-0
0-3
14-2
0-4
13-7
0-4
16-7
0'6
18-6
0-8
19-9
1-6
20-4
1-4
23-0
1-2
24-9 0-8
12-1
0-9
12-4
0-7
11-1
0-5
12-7
0-9
12-4
0-5
11-9
0-4
11-5
0-7
10-7
1-0
9-8
0-7
7-9
0-5
7-6
0-5
7-0 0-1
5-1
0-3
6-0
0-4
6-5
0-3
7-3
0-2
7-6
0-3
8-0
0-2
9-0
0-3
10-2
0-3
11-5
0-4
12-4
0-6
13-0
0-8
14-0 0-6
14-5
0-2
18-2
2-0
20-2
0-9
21-0
1-2
22-1
0-8
23-1
1'6
24-0
0-5
25-0
0-2
27-0
0-2
28-6
0-3
29-8
0-5
28-9 0-1
27-2
0-2
26-5
0-5
25-8
0-6
27-9
0-9
28-6
1-0
29-0
0-9
29-1
0-5
29-9
0-5
30-9
0-6
31-0
0-4
31-0
O'O
31-5 0-3
32-5
0-7
32-0
0-0
31-0
0-0
30-6
0-5
31-1
OT
31 T
0-2
33 T
1-5
31-1
1-8
27-7
1-7
25-9
1-9
26-0
2-0
237 1-9
19-3
0-5
19-5
0-7
]9-0
0-7
18-9
0-8
lS-3
0-5
18-4
0-4
18-7
0-6
lS-9
0-5
19 T
0-1
19-1
0-6
17-4
0-5
16-3 07
20-9
0-0
20-7
0-5
20-2
0-1
20-6
0-2
20-3
0'2
20-6
0-2
21-5
0-4
21-3
0-3
21-5
0-3
23-2
1-2
25-0
1-6
24-4 0-8
31-9
0-8
31-9
0-4
32-2
0-6
32 0
0-2
.32-1
0-1
32 0
0-4
32-0
0-5
34-7
1-7
33-8
1-2
33-0
0-6
32-5
0-5
29-6 1-1
20-8
0-8
20-9
0-9
27-2
0-7
26-3
1-0
28-3
1-1
27-6
1-2
29-2
1-0
34-0
2 0
33-0
2-5
31-1
2-1
30-0
0-2
30-2 1-1
17-8
0-0
16-7
0-0
21-6
0-0
22-0
0-0
22-0
0-0
22-0
0-0
21-6
0-0
22-8
0-2
24-3
0-0
28-0
0-4
30-0
0-0
30-2 0-0
26-5
0 2
24-7
0-1
23-8
0-0
24-0
00
24-3
0-1
25-6
0-5
24-6
0-1
24-0
0-0
24-7
0-2
25-5
0-4
27-2
0-2
29-1 1-4
36-2
1-7
34-9
2-4
34-5
2-0
33-1
1-1
23-7
1-7
20-7
1-0
17-9
1-1
15-9
1-0
14-3
0-9
14-6
1-4
14-7
1-5
15-1 0-4
21-9
1-3
21-6
0-6
217
0-7
219
0-2
22-8
0-5
23-2
0-1
24-7
0-5
25-9
O'O
29-2
OT
30-0
0-1
30-5
0-3
31-0 0-1
32-5
0-4
32 0
0-0
32-4
0-4
32 0
0-1
32-0
O'o
32-0
0-5
31-8
0-6
31-1
0-3
31-0
0-4
30-9
0-6
30-7
0-5
30-8 0-5
34-4
0-4
34-1
0-3
34-0
0-0
34-1
0-1
34-8
0-5
34-5
0-4
33-8
0-3
33 T
0-3
31-9
0-2
34-0
1-3
32-4
1-4
29-0 1-5
33-7
0-7
34-8
0-8
34-2
0-7
34-2
0-9
33-5
0-5
32-6
0-0
33-2
0-0
33-5
0-4
34-3
0-3
34-0
0-7
33-0
0-8
32-5 0-9
2-4
0-2
1-9
0-2
1-4
OT
1-5
0-1
1-7
0-2
1-8
0-1
1-3
0-2
1-2
0-1
1-3
0-1
0-9
0-1
0-1
0-2
0-4 OT
22-9
0-3
25-5
0-3
26-5
O'l
28-0
0-1
25 -5
0-5
26-8
0-8
26-0
IT
26-4
1-4
26-0
0-7
27-5
0'5
27-4
0-4
29-5 0-5
22-5
0-5
21-1
0-8
21-3
1-2
19-9
0-3
19-2
0-2
17'9
0-6
18-1
OT
17-6
0-3
15'4
0-4
11-4
0-4
11-2
0-9
8T 1-0
0-7
0-2
- 1-8
0-0
- 3-3
0-0
- 4'7
0-1
- 5-0
(IT
- 6-0
0-2
- 6-5
0-3
- 6-0
0-3
- 5 '7
OT
- 5-1
0-2
- 4-5
0-4
- 3-0 OT
8-8
0'2
6-1
0-1
5-3
0-2
3-8
0-0
2-0
0-0
- 0-2
0-1
- 1-2
0-0
- 3-0
0-0
- 4-8
0-1
- 6-0
0-3
- 57
0-3
- 70 0-0
0-3
0-2
0-2
0-2
1-1
0-2
1-9
0-2
1-0
0-1
0-2
OT
0-3
0-2
- 0'2
0-1
0-7
0-1
0-4
0-0
1-4
0-0
1-6 0-1
20-7
0-52
20-6
0-56
20-8
0-48
21-0
0-51
20-6
0-53
20-3
0-52
20-5
0-49
:0-o
0-56
20-7
0-58
21-1
0-72
21-2
0-61
21-2 0-62
Tirv Dep.of T, Dep. of ' ., Dep. of
"^y- Wet. i^'^^- Wet. "^y- Wet.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
Means
13
14
15
97
22-4
34-0
31-0
32-5
32-0
12-2
25-4
67
15-4
32-4
31-1
24-0
16-3
25-8
26-9
29-5
30-6
277
15-9
31-5
30-6
28-6
32-9
1-2
29-3
67
- 1-1
- 7-8
2-0
0-1
0-4
0-2
0 0
0-9
0-8
OT
07
07
1-0
0-4
0-0
2-9
0-9
0-5
0-9
1-5
0-0
07
0-9
0-2
0-4
1-9
07
0-1
3 2
0-2
0-2
0-3
0-0
9-9
22-9
34-0
31-5
32-2
33 0
12-4
26 0
6-5
16-4
31-5
31-1
22-9
16-1
28-0
25-0
29 0
31-4
27-2
14-5
31-5
31 T
28-0
32-1
0-8
27-8
8-1
- 1-3
- 6-9
2T
0-2
0-4
0-3
0-5
0-5
0-5
0-3
0-2
0-4
07
0-4
0-1
2'4
0-9
0-8
0-9
0'9
0-2
0-2
1-6
0-1
0-0
1-6
0'3
0-3
1-2
0-0
0-5
0-3
0-0
10-6 0-2
21-5 0-5
33-5 0-3
31-5 0-3
32-6 07
31-5 00
11-9 0-0
26-0 1-1
5-9 0-0
15-8 0-8
30-5 0-0
30-6 0 2
21-9 1-6
15-9 0-8
29-1 OT
23-8 0-8
28-0 1-0
317 0-2
27-0 0-1
14-9 1-0
32-0 0-2
33T 0-3
25-2 IT
32-0 0-3
0-4 0-3
25-8 0-8
15-0 0-9
- 1-1 0-4
- 7-4 0-0
3-5 0-0
16
n,.,. Dep. of
21-2 0'69| 21-2 0-57 21T 0'47
11-4 0-3
21-0 0-.'.
33-1 0-1
33-0 1-2
33-0 M
31-0 0-2
11-2 0-2
24-0 0-8
5-9 0-2
15-0 0-3 I
30-0 0-0
30-6 0-]
21-4 1-2
16-0 0-6
30-0 0-2
22-2 0-2
27-0 1-0
33-0 0-0
26-8 0-3
14-2 1-6
.32-0 0-4
.33-2 0-2
24-4 1-2
31-2 0-0
1-0 0-1
20-1 0-8
15-4 0-5
- 1-8 0-2
- 8-1 0-1
1-9 0-0
20-6 0-45
I irv Dep. of
'"^J- Wet.
11'9 0-2
21-4 0-3
33-0 0-3
31-2 0-0
34-0 2-0
30'5 0-5
11-1) 0-1
19-9 0-5
5-9 OT
14-4 0-4
29-0 0-0
31-0 0-2
22-2 1-2
15-8 0-9
33-2 1-6
20-3 0-3
26T 0-5
32-8 0-1
26-0 0 0
14 8 1-9
32-0 0-3
33-4 0-2
25-4 1-4
27-8 0-4
1-9 OT
19-6 0-8
14-9 0-3
- 1-9 OT
- 7-6 0-2
17 0'2
20-4 0-50
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
•>^y-';?etr'
r, D^p. ol
"^y- Wet.
l.ry.°V;f
'-"^■^' Wet.
^n:%^e,"!
i^>-y.H?et'
Dry.^^Pt"'
11°2 6-1
-I-3 U-1
12°9 O-.i
12°7 0-4
12°9 O'O
12°9 0-2
12°-9 0-2
23-3 0-6
24-9 0-6
26-4 0-9
27-2 0-9
28 T 0-6
29-1 1-0
30-0 1-3
34-9 07
34-0 0-5
34-1 0-G
Si-2 0-4
33-5 0-5
30-6 0-3
29-2 0-3
307 0-5
32-0 1-2
32-2 1-1
32-9 1-8
33-5 1-4
32-0 2-5
33-0 2-9
34-3 1-2
34-0 0-8
33-3 0-3
32-5 0-3
327 0-6
32-6 0-5
32-0 0-2
30-1 1-9
L9-8 1-S
29-0 1-8
26-5 07
25-3 0-5
24-3 0-4
21-9 0-4
11-0 0-1
11-0 0-2
11-2 OT
10-9 0-0
11-2 0-1
11-0 0-2
121 0-4
17 -4 0-5
15-9 07
14-6 07
12-8 0'9
12-3 0-6
10-9 0-5
11-0 0-(
60 0-1
5-9 0-0
4-6 0-3
2-9 0-0
3-8 0-2
3-8 0-2
4-5 0-4
14-0 0-2
14-9 0-1
15-1 0-2
15-0 0-1
147 0-1
13-4 0-0
17-2 0-5
27-3 0-0
26-9 0-0
26-1 0-1
25-0 0-0
247 0-2
24-4 0-2
27-0 0-2
30-5 OT
31-1 0-1
31-0 0-0
30-3 O'l
30-9 OT
31 0 OT
317 0-5
217 0-9
207 0-6
20-6 0-8
20-4 0-4
19-9 0-6
19-9 0-9
19-8 0-S
16-1 0-2
17-1 0-1
18-1 O'l
19-1 0-0
20-0 0-0
?l-0 0-0
21-8 0-5
33-0 2-0
34-0 20
31-6 0-1
31-2 0'2
36-2 3-5
32-0 0-2
31-0 0-2
20-0 0-1
21-0 07
20-5 0-5
21-0 0-6
21-0 0-3
22-8 0-9
207 07
257 0-4
24-3 0-2
23-2 O'O
22-2 0-0
21-4 0-2
20-2 0-0
19-8 0-0
32-0 0-0
32-2 0-1
31-3 0 0
32-0 0-0
34-1 0-4
33-9 0-4
29-9 07
267 0-4
247 0-2
26-2 0-2
27-8 07
27-5 0-4
29-5 0-1
29-5 1-5
15-0 17
15-1 1-4
15-4 1-1
]7'6 0-5
18-5 1-0
19-1 0-9
20-5 1-1
320 0-1
337 1-0
34-1 0-8
33-0 0-6
33-1 0-3
32-3 0-2
33-0 0-2
34-3 0-3
34-5 0-4
34'0 0-4
33-8 0-4
34-0 0-3
34-0 0-5
34-3 0-4
26-4 1-4
26-0 1-0
28-0 0-4
.31-0 1-2
32-8 17
32-9 17
34-0 1-0
77 0-0
57 0-4
4-5 0-6
4-9 0-4
3-9 0-2
3-3 0-4
3-0 0-1
4-1 0-2
4-5 0-1
5-6 0-2
11-9 0 7
12-1 07
14-8 0-4
18-5 07
19-1 0-5
19-8 0-9
21-3 1-1
217 07
21-8 0-6
21-3 0-3
21-5 0-3
11-1 0-0
8-9 0-1
6-2 0-0
6-2 0-1
5-8 O'O
3 1 0-1
1-9 0-0
- 1-8 0-0
0-9 0-0
6-9 0-2
8-5 0-4
87 0-3
9-2 0-2
9-9 OT
- 7-3 0-1
- 7-0 0-2
- 6-0 0-2
- 1-8 0-3
- 2T 0-2
- 2T OT
- 1-1 0-2
0-2 0-0
0-2 0-0
IT 00
1-9 00
1-1 0-0
0-9 OT
0-9 0-0
19-6 0-48
19-6 0-52
197 0-44
20-1 0-43
20-4 0-52
20 '2 0-45
20-4 0-55
Mean.
,. Dep. of
""^y- Wet.
107 0-3
19-9 0-6
32-8 0-6
30-8 07
32-6 1-1
297 0-6
13-8 0-3
17-5 0 7
7-9 0-4
12 2 0-4
257 0-4
30-0 0-4
25 -5 1-1
18-2 0-5
26-4 0-6
27-2 0-6
2d -5 0-9
277 0-2
26-3 0-4
19-6 1-3
2S-9 0-3
32-5 0-4
31-0 1-0
247 0-5
3-9 0-3
24-5 0-8
12-8 0-4
- 07 0-2
- 2-8 01
IT 0-1
20-6 0'54
118
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Air Tempekature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
MAY 190c
Dry
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Means
Dep. of
Wet.
- 0-1
2-1
30-4
12-8
6-8
5-1
-13-9
4-8
26-3
30-9
15-7
- 6-6
-12-6
0-9
31-8
-5-4
9-9
27-6
34-0
33-8
35-1
32-6
31-9
32-0
30-0
14-8
10'9
27-0
29-8
27-0
27-1
17-2 0-;
0-0
0-1
0-2
00
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-4
1'4
0-1
01
0-2
0-2
0 0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-6
1-2
0-2
3-1
0-4
0-4
0-8
0-8
0-1
0-5
0-1
0-6
0-0
0-3
nrv liep. of p, Dep. of
^^y Wet. i^^y- Wet.
- 0-1
3-6
30-2
11-9
6-7
4-2
-14-4
.■.•9
26-8
30-4
15-7
- 7-5
-12-7
7-2
31-0
- 6-7
10-4
26-5
33-8
33-5
35-5
31-8
31-2
31-1
29-2
17-5
11-4
26-7
28-1
28-5
29-0
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
01
0-6
1-5
0-0
0-3
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-1
00
0-6
1-4
0-1
3-4
0-0
0-2
0-6
0 6
0-4
0-4
0-0
0-1
0-5
0-2
17-3 0-37
- 1-1
4-5
30-5
11-9
5-9
4-2
-15-7
7-3
26-9
30-2
15-4
- 7-5
-13-7
9-1
30-3
- 7-9
13-4
25-5
34-1
32-7
36-1
32-2
31-2
29-0
29-3
21-9
12-9
26-5
28-8
29-2
29-9
0 0
0-1
0-4
0-0
0-0
0 0
0-0
0-2
0-7
0-0
0'2
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-3
0-1
0-7
0-4
2-0
0-1
3-2
0-2
0-2
0-9
1-1
0-0
0-5
0-1
0-6
0-0
0-5
r, Dep. of
"^y- Wet.
"'^y- Wet.
17-5 0-41
• 1-4
5-7
31-0
12 '2
5-4
4-0
-14-3
8-4
27-1
30-3
15-0
- 7-2
-14-0
9-7
28-0
- 9-0
15-9
23-5
33-0
33-1
36-1
32-6
31-6
28-8
26-2
23-6
15-1
25-8
•30-0
34-0
31-0
0-2
0-2
0-3
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-2
0-1
0-3
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-9
0-0
3-6
0-2
0-3
0-4
0-5
0-5
0-8
0-2
0-7
1-9
0-2
■ 2-1
7-1
31-2
12-7
5-7
3-9
-131
10-0
27-6
.30-3
14-9
- 6-4
-14-3
10-7
25-0
- 9-0
16-3
23-2
32-8
33-2
35-7
32-6
31-7
27-7
21-9
24-3
18-0
26-0
29-3
34-3
31-6
0-1
0-0
0-4
0 0
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-0
0-2
0-4
0-1
0-8
0-0
3-7
0-6
0-2
0-1
0-4
0-3
0-3
0-2
0-3
0-4
0-6
Dry
Dep. of
Wet.
17-S 0-40 17-8 0-33
- 2-1
10-9
31-1
12-6
7-1
4-1
-13-2
9-7
27-7
30-2
140
- 7-2
-14-9
11-9
22-5
- 9-2
17-5
23 '0
33-0
32-4
36-6
32-0
32-1
27-6
20-4
24-2
20 0
26-2
29-5
33-5
32-4
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
01
0-1
0-3
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-3
0-3
0-1
1-7
0-0
4-4
0-5
0-4
0-2
0-3
0-2
0-4
0-3
0-5
2-4
0-5
10
Dry
Dep. of
- 2-8
13-3
31-0
12-2
8 0
4-1
-13-0
10-1
27-0
30 '3
13-8
- 7-9
-14-9
14-4
21-5
-100 0-0
19-0 0-2
21-8 0-4
32-3 0-9
321 0-1
0-1
0-2
0-]
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-0
00
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-5
0-0
Dep. of
17-9 0-44
32-2
35-8
31-5
28-0
14-6
25-0
21 '6
27-2
28-3
33-2
33-0
0-8
2-5
0-2
0-0
0-3
0-4
0-5
0-2
0-3
C-6
1-0
17-8 0-32
- 3-3
14-9
30-1
12-0
8-1
3-6
-12-3
11-4
26-7
30-0
12-9
- 8-0
-14-9
15-2
18-2
-10-9
19-3
19-0
32-1
32-0
32-8
33-2
31-2
28-0
10-9
21-0
23-0
27-0
28-2
32-5
33-2
n„.. Dep. of, ^ Dep,
"^i- Wet. "'^y- We
0-2
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0 0
0-0
0-3
0-0
0-3
0-0
0-1
O'O
0-1
0-]
00
1-8
1-2
0-1
0-0
0-2
0-1
1-0
0-3
0-4
0-5
0-2
- 5-4
17-2
30-1
120
8-2
3-4
-10-8
15-9
28-1
30-3
13 1
- 8-9
-13-9
15-6
18-0
-10-3
21-3
lS-9
32-3
32-0
31-0
34-0
31-1
28-8
8-9
15-3
23-3
27-5
28-0
30-7
34-4
0-2
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
0 0
0-0
0-0
0-5
0 0
0-2
0-0
01
0-0
O-O
0-5
1-0
0-0
0-2
0-3
0-0
0-2
0-3
0-3
0-0
0-3
17-3 0-23 17-4 015
- 5-S
19-1
29-3
11-9
8-3
2-7
-12-3
16-7
29-0
27-9
13-4
- 9-8
-12-3
16-2
16-7
-10-0
24-0
14-9
33-6
32-0
31-0
34-0
31-3
29-0
7-0
10-0
24-5
26-2
28-0
26-1
35-2
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0 0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-6
0-2
0-3
0-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-4
0-4
0-5
0-1
0-4
17-0 0-18
11
12
Dry.D^P-f
n^,- Dep. of
^'^i- Wet.
g
.
- 4-9
0-0
- 4-3 0-4
21-8
0-3
23-2 0-2
29-1
0-1
26-0 0-0
n-9
0-1
11-5 0-0
7-9
0-1
6-9 0-0
0-9
0-0
- 1-2 0-0
- 9-1
0-1
- 5-0 0-8
15-3
0-2
17-7 O'O
30-0
0-0
31-0 0-2
27-2
01
26-4 0-1
12-9
0-0
12-] 0-1
- 9-7
0-0
- 9-0 0-2
-10-5
0-0
- 9-9 0-0
15-2
0-2
16-5 0-3
16-9
0-0
17-8 0-0
- 8-2
0-1
- 60 0-2
26-1
0-1
27-2 0-1
11-2
0-0
7-0 0-1
34-8
2-8
32-0 00
32-0
0-0
31-4 0-0
31-2
0-4
31-0 0-4
33-6
0-6
35 0 1-6
31-2
0-0
31-0 0 0
29-5
0-2
30-0 0-2
5-5
0-3
40 0-1
7-4
0-0
5-9 0 0
25-3
0-3
27-0 0-4
24-3
0-3
24-2 1-5
26-5
0-5
25-8 0-5
26 0
0-0
22 0 0-0
41-2
1-9
450 3-0
17-2
0-2S
17-3 0-34
13
14
15
IC
17
T)_v Dep. of y, Dep. of
^^^- Wet. "'i- Wet.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Means
- 4-8
24-2
24-6
110
7-0
- 30
- 3-6
18-6
31-5
23-9
11-0
16-7
17-0
- 4-0
28-2
4-9
30-3
31-8
32-0
35-3
31-7
30-5
2-9
3-9
28-4
24-4
23 1
23-6
46-0
0-2
0-2
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-4
0-3
0-0
0-1
0-1 ;
0-0
0-0
0-8
0-0
1-0
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-1
0-5
1-5
0-3
0-2
0-3
0-0
0-2
1-8
0-2
0-3
3-3
17-0 0-43
- 4-0
25-0
•.•3'1
11-0
5-5
- 4-8
- 1-1
21-8
31-8
22-0
10-6
- 9-7
- 8-4
18 0
17'9
- 5-0
28-5
4-0
30-4
31-3
32'2
37 0
31-7
30-6
0-8
1-9
30-1
24-9
22-2
23-1
37-4
U-3
0-5
O'O
0 0
0-0
0-2
0-9
0-6
01
0-0
0-3
0-1
0-0
01
0 0
0-2
0-0
0-2
01
0-3
0'4
4-0
0-2
0-0
0-2
01
0-0
2-0
0-2
01
1-4
16-8 0-40
"'>• Wet.
- 5-0 01
25-6 0-9
21-0 0 0
10-2 01
5-8 01
- 5-3 0-3
- 34 0-3
221 0-3
31-8 00
19-9 01
9-6 0-2
-10-9 0-0
- 7-9 0-0
19-4 0-2
12-9 00
- 6-2 0-5
291 01
4-8 0-4
nrv ^"P- "^ Drv l^'P- °'
^'^y- Wet. "^J- Wet
30-3 0-0
31-0 0 0
32-0 0-0
35'8 3-6
31-7 0-4
31 0 0-3
- 01 0-0
01 00
31-2 0-2
24-5 1-5
191 0-0
22 2 1-0
35-3 0-8
161 0-37
- 5-6 0-2
25-9 0-8
20-0 0-0
9-9 0-0
61 0-0
- 5-6 0-2
- 6-0 01
21-8 0-6
31-0 0-0
18-7 0-2
9-9 0-2
-11-9 01
- 4-S 00
22-2 0-2
140 0-0
- 8-2 0-0
30-0 0-0
51 01
30-2 01
31-0 01
32-0 O'O
37-2 4 '2
31-2 01
29-9 0-2
- 0-6 01
- 0-9 01
32-0 0-9
25-0 11
161 0-0
23-9 1-7
33-5 0-3
15-9 0-37
- 6-3 0-3
26 U 01
19-0 0-0
9-7 01
4-9 0-0
- 6-0 01
- 5-0 01
iO-4 0-3
.301 0-0
17-4 0-3
9-5 01
- 12-5 0-3
- 3-5 00
24-2 0-2
16'0 0-0
- 61 0-0
28-9 0-0
16-9 0-3
32 4 0-4
30-7 0-2
31-9 01
34-8 2-4
31-6 0-3
30-2 0-4
0-9 01
- 0-4 01
31-8 00
25-9 11
15-8 0-0
26-2 1-6
33-9 0-7
16-4 0-31
18
nrv ^^P- °'
"^- Wet,
- 4-2 0-3
27-3 1-0
181 0-0
9-4 0-2
5-8 0-3
- 7-7 0-2
- 6-0 0-0
25-5 0-5
29-4 0 0
16-9 0-2
7-6 01
-13-8 0-0
- 3'6 0-0
26 '8 0-3
16-3 01
- 7-9 01
28-2 0-2
20-3 0-5
32-7 0-7
31-0 0-4
31-5 0-0
32-9 0-8
31-2 01
30-0 0-5
3-2 0-2
-1-9 0-0
31-8 01
25-7 0-8
16-2 0-0
24-9 0-5
33-8 0-7
16-5 0-28
19
nrv ^^P- °^
^^i- Wet,
- 3-6 0-2
27-9 0-6
16-5 0-2
9-2 0-2
5-9 0-0
- 7-4 0-5
- 7-0 0-9
23-6 0-2
291 0 0
16-2 0-3
61 0-2
-14-0 0-2
- 2-8 01
-28-4 01
12-8 0-2
-lO-O 01
281 01
23-2 0-2
32-4 01
30-8 0-6
32-0 0-0
32-7 0-6
30-9 00
29-8 0-8
4-3 0-3
- 11 01
31-9 0 0
25-2 0-3
14-9 0-0
25-9 0-6
33-0 0-2
20
p, Dep. of
"^i- Wet.
- 4-8 0-0
28-9 0-2
14-9 0-0
8-9 0-0
5-9 01
- 8-8 0-2
- 71 00
25-9 2-6
29 0 0-0
161 0-2
4-3 0-3
-14-5 0-0
- 2-0 0-0
301 01
9-3 0-0
- 9-0 0-3
28-3 0-2
241 0-2
33-3 0-3
30-2 0-3
32-S 0-2
32-2 0-2
30-6 0-0
29-3 0-3
5-6 0-6
- 11 0-2
31-5 0-0
26-0 01
20-9 0-0
■26-2 01
32-9 0-2
16-3 0-25 I 16-4 0-22
21
nry"-^^et°'
- 2'-9 0°0
29-8 0-4
14-0 0-0
8-9 0-0
6-2 01
-12-6 0-2
2-9 0-3
251 1-8
28-9 0 0
15-9 0-0
2-3 0-2
-14-5 0-0
- 1-9 00
34 0 1-0
5-9 0-0
- 8-0 0-0
28-5 01
261 0-2
331 01
31-0 0-8
32-0 0-0
320 0-3
30-7 0-0
29-8 0-5
7-7 0-3
- 2-0 0-0
30-9 O'O
27-8 0-3
18-2 01
27-8 0-4
33-3 0-3
16-8 0-24
"'^i- Wet.
- 2-8 01
300 0-4
13-5 0-0
90 0-0
61 0-0
12-2 01
2-9 0-6
25-2 1-2
28-9 0-0
!6-0 01
- 0-4 0-0
-14-4 0-0
- 21 0-0
33-0 0-2
3-5 01
10-7 0-0
28-9 0-2
27-7 0-3
34-0 0-4
31-2 0-6
31-8 0-0
31-4 01
30-0 0-0
29-7 0-9
11-5 01
- 4-0 0-0
30-8 0-0
28-2 0-3
191 01
27-2 0-0
34-0 0-8
17-4 0-21
23
Midnight.
nrv Dep. of nrv Dep. of
^^y- Wet. "'y- Wet
Wet.
- 2°6 0°1
.30 -8 0-5
13-7 0 0
8-2 0-0
61 0-0
-11-9 01
3-9 0-5
25-2 11
29-0 0-0
15-8 01
- 2-6 01
-14-0 0-2
- 1-6 0-0
32-7 0-2
- 0-7 0-0
11-2 0-0 !
29-2 0-6
30'4 0-4 •
.33-8 0-2
31-3 0-5
31-4 0 0
317 0-4
30-3 0-3
■■iO-0 0-4
11-4 0-3
- 5-4 0-0
29-5 0-0
291 0-3
21-0 0-6
28-2 0-2
32-9 01
17-4 0-23
Wet.
- 0°-7 0°1
3U-9 0-4
131 0-0
7-9 0-0
5-4 00
-13-6 01
4-6 0'5
25-7 1-5
30-0 0-0
15-9 01
- 4-5 01
-13-0 0-2
- 1-7 00
32-2 01
- 2-7 0-0
11-7 0-0
29-0 1-0
34 -S 1-4
33-7 0-2
33-5 1-7
321 0-2
31-2 0-0
30-2 0-2
29-8 1-0
12-8 0-0
- 4-2 0-2
28-2 0-2
301 0-6
24-2 0-0
26-9 0-8
33 0 0-0
17-6 0-34
Mean.
n Dep. of
^'^y Wet.
- 3-4 01
19-8 0-3
23-8 01
10-8 01
6-4 0-0
- 2-5 01
- 7-2 0-2
17-3 0-6
2S-9 0-2
23-7 01
9-7 01
-10-3 01
- 8-7 0-0
19-2 0-3
16-7 01
- 5-6 01
23 6 0-2
19-4 0-3
32-7 0-6
31-9 0-3
32-8 11
33-5 1-2
31-2 0-2
29-6 0-4
11-2 0-3
8-2 0-2
25-0 0-3
26-3 0-6
23-8 0-3
27-6 0-5
34-2 0-7
171 0-31
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Air Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
1J9
JUNE 1903.
1
0
3
4
5
li
7
8
9
10
11
12
P) Dep.ol
"■^y- Wet.
"'^i- Wet.
Dry.%Pet°'
nrv Dep. of
^"y- Wet.
^ry-'^Wet'
Dry.^^^et?'
n_.. Dep. of
"'^i- Wet.
"ry.^^7et°^D^y.
Dep. of
Wet.
r, Dep. of
"'y- Wet.
Dry.I^^P-' Dry.De;^,"'
1
33°0
0-1
33°5
0-1
33°0 0°2
33°-2 0°2
33°2 0°2
32'-9 0°1
32°-7 0°3
32°4
0-3
32-1 0-3
34'-3 0°9
36°-7 1°6
40-9 2-9
2
32-8
0-0
33-4
0-2
33-7 0-0
33-3 0'2
32-6 0-2
33 0 0-0
33 0 0-4
37-2
0-4
38-3 2-5
33-9 1-6
34-5 3-5
30-7 1-8
3
24-0
2-2
23-9
20
25-2 2-8
26-2 2-3
25-5 1-3
25-6 1-7
25-2 0-3
24-0
0-1
24-
D 0-3
25-0 0-1
20-0 0-6
20-7 1-4
4
17-7
1-8
15-7
1-5
16-2 1-0
16-1 1-0
13-8 0-9
12-3 0-6
9-9 0-6
8-8
0-7
?•
2 01
8-9 0-5
9'9 0-4
10'5 0-4
5
- 2-5
0-1
- 4-1
0-2
- 5-2 0-0
- 6-3 00
- 6-3 0-1
- 6-1 0-1
- 5-9 0-1
- 6-9
01
- 7'
0 0-2
- 6-4 0-3
- 3-6 0-6
- 2-3 1-0
6
19'5
0-5
20-5
0-4
20-7 0-2
21-2 0-2
21-8 0-2
22-4 0-2
22-4 0-4
22-7
0-5
23 0 0-8
23-0 0'3
24-3 1-4
23-9 0-7
7
26-7
0-2
23-5
O'l
21-1 0-2
17-4 0-1
14-6 0-2
11-5 0-4
4-8 0-0
"1-4
0-0
- 1-6 0-2
- 3-1 0-1
- 4-0 0-0
- 3-9 0-1
8
-13-0
0-0
-13-0
0-0
-11-5 0-2
- 8-8 0-1
- 7-9 0-1
- 6-9 0-1
- 6-0 0-0
3-1
0-0
2-8 0-0
3-5 .0-0
4-1 0-0
7-1 00
9
21-0
0-8
21-7
0-7
22-0 0-5
22-9 07
23-6 0-6
25-9 0-9
26-3 0-5
27-2
0-4
27-0 0-2
27-0 0-2
26-9 0 4
2tf-8 0-4
10
-11-2
0-1
-12-8
0-2
-14-0 01
-14-5 0-0
-14-3 0-2
-16-9 00
-16-2 0-0
-14-8
0-1
-14-4 O'O
-10-7 0-2
- 1-9 0-0
- 1-5 0-0
U
20 '0
1-0
21-4
0-7
21-0 0-9
23 0 1-0
22-3 0-2
22-8 0-4
22-5 1-2
22-8
1-0
23-6 0-7
23-6 0-5
23-7 0-5
23-8 0-3
12
19-6
0 4
20-6
0-6
21-5 0-0
17-5 0-0
20-0 0-1
21-8 0-0
23-2 0-1
24 0
0-0
26-0 0-3
27-0 0-4
28-0 0-5
23 0 0-6
13
28-2
0-7
28-0
0-8
28-5 0-9
27-4 0-5
27-1 0-2
27-2 0-3
14-1 0-3
8-3
0-0
3-3 0-1
- 0-1 0-0
- 1-1 0-2
- 1-2 0-4
14
6-8
0-8
7-1
0-7
7-0 0-3
6-0 O'l
5-5 0-3
5-9 0-3
7-0 0-7
7-3
0-3
8-
9 0-2
6-0 0-0
- 1-1 0-1
- 2-6 01
15
3-7
0-0
3'9
0-0
5-9 0-2
6-9 0-2
8-2 0-1
10-0 0-5
8-2 0-9
8 0
0-9
8-0 0-6
8-9 0-8
9-8 0-8
10-5 0-5
16
111
0-2
12-3
0-3
13-7 0-2
16-6 0-3
16-9 0-3
18-5 0-2
20-0 0-2
20-4
0-2
5-9 01
4-9 0-1
0-8 0-2
- 2-4 01
17
- 21
0-2
- 1-9
0-1
- 1-9 0-2
- 2-2 0-1
- 2-4 0-3
- 2-9 0-2
-31 0-3
- 3-1
0-5
- 4-0 0-0
- 3-6 0-1
3-5 0-3
3-4 0-3
18
- 1-3
0-2
- 3-9
0-1
- 6-9 0-1
- 9-0 0-0
-ll-O 0-0
-14-6 0-0
-16-5 0-0
-16-4
0-0
-16-9 00
-17-9 0-0
-19-2 0-0
-20-7 0-1
19
-21-1
0-0
-22-9
0-0
-24-0 00
-25-2 0-0
-25-4 0-0
-25-7 0-0
-26-0 0-0
-25-4
0-0
-24-3 0-0
-23-0 0-1
-21-8 00
-20-1 0-1
20
-16-1
0 0
-15-4
0-0
-14-9 0-0
-11-8 00
- 9-8 0-1
- 7-9 0-1
- 7-8 0-0
-12-0
0 0
-13-5 0-1
-16-9 0-0
-17-9 0-0
-17-9 0-0
21
-20-9
01
-19-5
0-4
-13-8 0-2
-14-0 0-2
-13-8 0'2
-14-2 0-4
-14-0 0-2
-13-5
0-3
-13-2 0-4
-13-8 0-2
-13-6 0-4
-14-3 0-4
22
- 6-0
0-6
- 3-5
0-6
- 4-6 0-7
!- 1-1 0-7
- 1-9 0-3
0-3 0-3
- 0-4 0-6
- 2-4
0-3
- 2-3 0-5
- 3-1 0-2
10-7 0-4
11-9 0-3
23
9-6
0-0
7-4
0 0
7-4 0-0
5-3 0-0
3-0 00
2-1 0-0
6-7 00
8-3
0-1
7
0 00
9-4 0-0
7-9 0-0
8-8 0-0
24
27-8
O'O
28-0
0-5
28-5 0-3
27-8 0-2
27-0 0-1
26-5 0-2
26-6 0-3
27-1
0-1
26-5 0-2
26-8 0-2
27-0 0-2
26-4 0-3
25
25-9
0-6
25-6
0-2
25-0 0-1
20-0 0-0
18-1 0-0
17-3 0-0
14-7 0-1
14-0
0-1
13-1 0-1
11-0 0-0
11-9 0-1
11-9 0-1
26
14-7
0-0
14-9
0-0
14-7 0-0
' 14-5 0-0
14-2 0-0
14-1 O'O
14-9 O'O
14-3
0-0
14-2 0-0
13-9 0-0
13-7 0-0
13-9 0-0
27
8-4
0-2
8-2
0-2
7-9 0-0
7-5 0-1
6'4 0-1
5-4 0-1
4-9 0-1
5-2
0-0 1 5-0 0-1
4-9 0-0
4-9 0-1
2-9 0-0
28
1-7
0-0
1-6
0-0
7-5 0-0
5-9 01
3-0 0-0
4-1 0-0
3-8 0-0
3-9
0-0
7
2 0-0
7-2 0-0
7-5 0-0
5-1 0-0
29
16-0
0 0
150
0 0
15-7 0-0
1 16-4 0-0
17-9 0-2
17-9 0-2
18-2 0-3
20-0
0-2
22
8 0-4
25-0 0-2
26-4 0-1
29-0 0-2
30
31-0
0-3
31-6
0-4
31-7 0-5
1 31-5 0-3
31-5 0-3
31-0 0-2
31-1 0-3
31-0
0-3 I 30-8 0-3
30-6 0-2
31-0 00
31-5 0-0
Means
10 2
J -39
10-0
D-37
10-4 0-33
10-1 0-29
9-8 0-23
9-3 0-25
9-1 0-27
9-2
0-23 8-
■ 0-29
8 '5 0-24
9-3 0-41
9-4 0-40
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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Meau.
P, Dep. of
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p, Dep. of
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1
4l'-5
3-2
31°8
0-6
32°8 1°0
30°5 0°3
3U°3 0°0
30°4 0°-l
29°8 0-1
3l°.5 i°-4
32°-4 0°-4
33°0 0°3
33°6 0°4
33'0 0°2
33°3 0°8
2
30-0
1-3
29-6
1-4
29-3 1-0
29-1 1-0
2S-8 0-4
27-7 0-7
26-0 0-9
25-3 0-:i
26-5 1-4
24-9 1-5
24-0 1-4
23-4 2-8
30-5 1-1
3
22-6
1-6
24-2
1-0
22-9 0-6
20-4 0-4
19-9 2-6
18-8 2-7
18-9 2-3
20-3 2-9
20-9 2-1
20-0 2-2
18-2 1-2
18-2 1-2
22-3 1-5
4
11'2
0-5
11-5
0-6
11'4 0-3
10-9 0-3
9-r, 0-3
4-9 0-0
5-9 0-1
5-2 0-1
2-0 0-0
1-0 0-1
- 0-1 0-2
- 1-3 01
9-1 0-5
5
I'O
0-6
1-2
0-7
0 0 0-4
0-9 0-8
0-1 0-4
3-9 0-7
7-9 0-5
7-7 0-4
10-5 0-6
11-8 0-7
13-9 0-4
17-0 0-2
0-6 0'4
6
24-9
0-8
25-9
0-9
25-9 0-9
26-1 0-6
26-5 0'6
27-0 0-3
26-5 0-3 26-1 0-1
25-9 0-1
26-1 0-1
26-2 0-2
2G-2 0 1
24-1 0-4
7
- 5'0
00
- 6-0
0-0
- 7-0 0-0
- 8-0 0-0 -
- 8-5 0-0
- 9-0 0-0
- 9-2 0-0 - 8-8 0-0
- 9-2 0-1
-90 0-0
-11-8 0-0
-12-7 0-C
0-2 0-1
8
9-9
0-0
10-7
0-0
10-5 0-1
9-9 0-0
12-1 0-1
11-8 0-0
14-2 0-0 14-2 0-0
15-4 0-3
17'2 0-3
18-4 0-5
19-0 0-7
4'9 0-1
9
26-1
0-1
26-0
0-0
23 5 0-0
19-7 0-2 10-4 0-2
7-3 0-3
1-2 0-1
- 1-0 0-1
- 4-0 0-1
- 6-0 0-2
- 8-0 0-2
- 9-7 0-2
16-0 0-3
10
- 1-0
00
- 0-6
0 0
1-9 0-0
2-3 0-1
3-9 0-1
7-8 0-3
8-3 0-1
10-9 0-4
10-2 0-2
10-9 0-2
12-1 0-2
14-2 0-3
- 2-6 0-1
11
23-5
0-3
23-2
0-2
22-3 0-2
22-1 0-3
21-7 0-7
19-3 0-3
20-0 0-5
21-0 0-4
20-0 0-2
19 0 0-1
20'0 0-1
21-0 0-5
21-8 0-5
12
28-0
0-6
28-2
0-1
28-3 0-3
28-0 0-7
28-0 0-5
28-0 0-4
27-7 0'3
28-0 0-4
27-7 0-2
27-5 0-5
27-9 0-7
28-0 0-9
25-5 0-3
13
- 2-0
0-1
- 1-9
0-1
- 1-2 0 1
- 0-2 0-2 -
- 0-1 0-0
0-5 0-0
0-6 0-0
1-1 00
2-0 0-1
3-9 0-4
5-7 0-7
ti-9 0-8
8-5 0-2
14
- 6-0
0-0
- 8-2
0-1
- 9-6 0-0
-11-3 0-4
14-3 0-0
-14-1 0-1
-13-1 0-4
-11-4 0-3
- 2-3 0-1
- 2-1 0-0
- 0-1 0-7
1-1 o-o
- 1-2 0-2
15
10-7
0-6
11-0
0-7
10-8 0-6
10-2 0-2
10-3 0-2
10-1 0-1
9-0 00
8-9 1-0
5-7 0-5
4-8 0-8
0-5 0-5
10-0 0-3
8-1 0-5
16
- 3-9
0-0
- 6-1
0-1
- 6-4 01
- 8-3 0-1 -
- 9-7 00
- 8-0 0-0
- 6-9 0-0
-6-3 0-2
- 7-8 0-2
- 6-8 0-2
- 4-6 0-4
- 3-9 0-2
2-5 0-2
17
4-9
0-2
6-9
0-0
10-2 0-1
15-7 0-0
180 01
26-3 0-1
27-2 0-1
27-5 0-0
28-3 O'l
15-9 0-0
3-8 0-1
- 1-1 0-0
6-9 0-2
18
-22 0
0 0
-24-9
0-0
-23-8 0-0
^23-3 O'O
-21-8 0-0
-15-9 0-0
-13-0 0-0
-11-2 0-1
-12-7 0-1
-150 0-0
-17-0 0-0
-19-9 00
-15-6 0-0
19
-19-7
0-0
-18-9
0-0
-lfi-9 0-0
-14-9 0-0 -13-7 0-1
-11-0 0-1
- 9-9 0-0
-11-0 0-1
-13-2 0-0
-151 00
-17-1 0-0
-17-7 00
-19-3 0-1
20
-J7-1
0-0
-19-4
0-0
-19-7 0-0
-20-0 0-0 -20-5 00
-20-8 0-0
-20-9 0-0
-21-0 0-0
-20-9 0-0
-20-9 0-0
-20-1 0-0
-19-1 0-1
-16-8 0-0
21
-13-8
0-2
-13-8
0-1
-12-5 0-3
-11-2 0-2 -10-2 0-4
-10-0 0-3
- 8-8 0-2
-100 0-2
- 8-2 0-6
- 8-1 0-6
- 6-0 0-6
- 6-1 0-6
-12-4 0-6
22
12-1
0-2
12 1
0-2
12-4 0-2
14-1 0-2 16-9 0-1
14-1 0-0
18-0 0-2
16-2 0-3
11-1 0-0
11-3 0-2
8-2 0-0
7-8 O-O
6-3 0-3
23
9-0
0 0
11-0
0-0
12-8 0-1
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D'-y-"?et"
'Dry.Dei.of
1
30°1
0-0
31°-7
0-3
3l'-2 1-0
26°-9 0°-5
23°0 0-7
21-3 0-8
19-3 0-9
17°9 1-3
16°8 1-6
16°0 2-1
16°-9 1-0
18°2 0-5
24°-7 0-7
2
19-7
0-6
20-7
0-4
21-0 0-1
21-9 0-0
22-9 0-1
24-3 0-2
25-9 0-7
24-1 0-3
24-5 0-8
24 '0 0-4
24 0 0 0
24-2 0-2
18-3 0-3
3
11-2
0-2
4-1
0-0
1-2 0-0
- 1-1 0-0
- 2-J 0-1
- 4-0 0-0
- 4-0 0-0
- 3-9 0-1
- 5-4 0-2
- 6-2 0-1
- 8-] 0-1
-10-1 0-2
12-6 0-2
4
- 4-3
0-3
- 4-2
0-4
- 3-7 0-2
- 2-8 0-0
- 2-0 0-1
- 1-2 0-3
-1-7 0-2
- 2-0 0-1
- 3-1 0-0
- 3'0 0-1
- 3-3 0'2
- 4-6 0-3
- 5-4 0-2
5
- 9-3
O'l
- 9-2
0-0
- 8-0 0-1
- 9-5 0-1
-10-0 O'O
-11-1 0-2
-12-2 0-3
-13-5 O'O
-13-2 00
-13-7 0-0
-13-8 0-0
-13-5 0-0
-10-7 0-1
6
- 4-2
0-2
- 7-8
0-1
- 6-8 0-1
- 6-6 0-3
- 7-0 0-2
- 2-2 0-3
121 0-2
13-0 00
14-9 0-1
17-1 0-1
18-8 0-7
17-3 0-2
- 2-4 0-2
7
31-0
1-2
31-0
2-5
31-0 2-1
31-2 2-0
31-0 2-2
30-3 1-7
30 0 10
30-5 1-2
31 -1 1-9
29-9 1-9
31-6 1-8
30-0 1-0
27-0 1-4
8
13-0
0-3
7-9
0-8
2-9 0-1
- 0-3 0-1
- 4-2 0-4
-50 0-3
- 7-3 0-0
- 7-5 0-3
- 8-0 0-4
- 9-0 0-2
- 7-9 0-1
- 8-0 0 0
12 -7 o-:>
9
10-6
0-4
10-9
0-2
10-6 0-2
10-0 0-0
9-7 01
15-2 0'2 : 16'2 00
16-4 0-0
16-3 00
15-3 0-0
15-3 0-0
16-4 01
10-1 0'2
10
22-2
0-2
21 -1
0-1
20-1 0-3
20-5 0-3
20-4 0-2
20-3 0-3 19-5 0-3
18 0 0-6
17-3 0-5
16-6 0-7
15-9 0-1
16-1 0-2
20-7 0-3
11
18-2
0-0
18-9
0-3
19-4 0-2
19-3 01
18-7 0-3
190 0-0 20-6 0'2
21-0 0-0
24-3 0-2
24-6 0-4
24'4 0-2
26-0 0-1
18-1 0-2
12
310
0-0
29-3
0-3
28-4 0-0
28-0 0-0
28-8 0-0
28-0 0'2 28-0 0-0
2; -8 0-1
26-5 0-0
27-0 0 0
27-0 0 0
28-0 0-2
29-1 0-1
13
32-0
0-0
31-1
0-0
18-0 0-1
9-8 U-0
4-1 0-0
1-3 00 0-8 0-0
0-1 0-0
0-9 0-0
- 0-1 00
1-4 0-2
0-9 0-2
20-4 0-3
14
13-6
0-6
13-4
0-5
13-4 0-3
13-7 0-2
14-9 0-3
16'9 0-4
17-2 0-3
18-4 1-4
18-0 1-0
19-0 1-4
15-9 0-6
14-9 0-2
16-1 0-6
16
32-0
0'6
31-8
0-6
30-5 0-6
30-0 0-4
30-0 0-4
30-9 0-7
31-8 0-8
31-5 0-5
32-1 0-4
31-4 0-2
30-8 O'l
31-0 0-2
27-3 0-4
16
27-0
0-8
20-9
0-4
13-8 00
11-5 0-0
10-3 0-0
7-8 0-0 ' 3-7 00
2-2 0-0
1-4 0-0
- 0-9 0-0
- 2-1 0-0
- 3-3 00
18-9 0-2
17
- 7-0
0-0
- 60
0-0
- 0-1 0-7
- 1-2 0-6
8-1 0-3
U'l 0-2 14-7 0-0
18-7 0-1
20-0 0 0
22-8 0 3
27-0 O'O
30-0 10
2-8 0-2
18
29-5
0-4
29-6
0-3
29-1 0-1
30-0 07
29-7 0-2
30-0 0-2 i 30-0 0-1
30-0 0-3
29-8 0'3
30-2 0-2
29-7 0-3
29-7 0-2
30-5 0-8
19
30-5
0-5
30-1
0-2
30-4 0-4
30-1 0-7
29-8 0-4
30 '0 0-7
30-0 0-7
29-2 0-5
28-9 0-6
29-0 0-3
28-9 0-3
29-2 0-2
29-8 0-3
20
30-9
0-4
30-8
0-4
30-8 0-3
30-8 0-1
31-0 0-0
31-7 O'l
31-9 0-3
32-3 0-3
32-1 0-1
32-0 0-2
32-0 0-2
32'0 0-2
30 9 0-2
21
26-8
M
25-1
0-3
24-6 0-6
24-6 0-6
24-8 0-7
25-8 0-6 ' 26-2 0'5
25-8 0-0
28-0 0-1
28-7 0-0
29-4 0-3
28-8 0-0
28 1 0-5
22
31-1
1-6
29-8
1-6
29-5 2-5
28-4 1-9' 24-7 0-6
26-2 0-9 , 26-2 0-6
27-1 0-7
29-0 1-1
28-0 0-7
29-2 0-5
30-4 li-l
29-5 1-2
23
32-7
0-5
321
0-5
31-5 0-6
32-1 0-7 33-5 3-8
32-3 3-8
31-3 3-4
31-7 3-8
31-5 3-5
30-9 3-6
30-3 30
30-4 3-4
32-5 1-5
24
25-9
0-9
26-5
1-7
27-7 1-6
27-7 0-7
25-9 1-2
22-1 1-0
20-6 1-5
19-S 0-8
)9-8 0-3
21-7 1-9
22-7 1-7
25-2 1-4
25-6 1-8
25
26-0
1-0
26 0
1-3
26-3 1-5
25-7 0-8
25-5 0-7
25-2 0-4
24-9 0-3
24-9 0-3
26-1 0-2
27-2 0-3 1 27-8 0-4
28-2 0-1
26-6 1-2
26
22-9
0-3
22-8
0-6
22-8 0-8
22-2 0-3
22-7 0-6
22-3 0-4
22-5 1-5
22-9 1-3
19-7 0-8
21-0 0-7 ' 23-9 0-5
26-0 0-6
24-4 0-8
27
14-3
0-4
13-9
1-0
12-9 ]-4
12-1 1-6
9'0 0-8
8-7 0-9
13-2 1-2
13-2 1-2
13-9 0-8
7-9 0-1
6-8 0-4
6-0 0-7
181 0-6
28
7-9
0-7
5-7
0-6
2-4 0-]
0-9 0-0
3-6 0-3
3-0 01
2-7 0-2
0-9 0-1
- 0-1 0-1
- 1-9 0'2
- 2-6 0-5
- 2-9 0-2
4 1 0-5
29
- 1-5
0-3
- 1-6
0-4
- 1-0 0-1
- 1-1 0-2
- 13 0-2
- 3-0 0-1
- 4-3 0-4
- 5-1 0-2
■- 4-7 0-2
- 4-2 0-1
- 5-8 0-0
- 5-2 0-2
- 2-5 0-2
30
6-2
0-2
5-1
0'2
5-1 0-1
5-9 0-5
6-1 0-1
6-0 0-2
6-9 0-1
8-7 0-8
8-2 0-2
8-1 0-2
8-0 0-4
8-0 0-4
4-5 0-2
31
4-7
0-6
6-9
0-5
4-3 0-4
2-1 0-1
1-9 0-0
0-0 01
- 0-6 0-1
- 0-6 0-1
- 0-2 0-0
- 11 0-0 - 3-1 0-0
- 4-3 00
2-5 0-1
Means
17-9
0-43
17-0
0-53
16-] 0-53
15-2 0-44
14-9 0-48
15-1 0-49
15-3 0-51
15-3 0-53
15-4 0-50
16-1 0-53
15-2 0-46
15-3 0-40
16-9 0-62
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Air Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
121
AUGUST 1903.
1
2
3
4
5 6
1
7
8
9
10 1 n
12
P, Dep.of
"'^y- Wet.
o^y-Ut?'i
),-.. Dep. of
-•''y- Wet.
r> Dep.of
"'y- Wet.
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nrv Dep.of
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n,.„ Dop. of ri,.v Dep.of r, Dep.of
Dry- Wet. i'^'y- Wet. "'^^ Wet.
1
- o°l
So
- 5-3
0-0
- 6°3 0°0
- 7°3 0°0
- 8°9 0°0
-10-2 0°1
-14°-0 o'O
-14°-9
00
-1.5 'J 0°-0
-14°-2 0°-0
-11 '6 0-2
-10'4 0-2
2
5-4
0-3
7-2
0-5
9-8 0-0
130 0-0
15-2 0-0
15-2
)-0
17-4 0-4
•20-1
2-1
20-2 2-2
•21-0 2-8
21-2 1'4
•22'4 2'4
3
24-4
0-4
24-5
0-S
25-0 0-2
25-8 0-8
25-9 0-6
26-3
)-3
26-9 0-4
■27-3
0-3
28 '0 0'3
28-4 0'4
28'0 O'O
'28 •S 0'5
4
210
0-1
22-0
0-2
24 0 0-5
23-6 0-5
25-0 0-5
23-0
3-2
21-0 0-2
18-2
1-2
16'9 2'0
16'0 I'O
16-9 1'2
16'9 O'O
5
28-2
0-4
29-0
0-5
30-0 0-3
30-9 0-4
31-1 0-0
31-2
)-0
32-0 0-1
32-2
0 0
32-7 0-1
340 20
357 4-0
36-0 4'8
6
37-2
2-3
38-0
3-2
36-2 2-2
35-0 1-3
34-8 1-2
32-0
3-0
32-0 0-0
31-8
0-3
317 0-0
317 O'O
31 '8 0-3
32-8 0-5
7
16-2
0-6
12-9
0-7
11-5 0-8
10-3 0-9
10-9 0-2
10-1
3-9
8-9 1-0
8-8
0-8
8-2 0-3
84 0-3
8-3 0'4
7-9 0-5
8
0-0
01
- 0-3
0-2
- 0-1 0-2
- 0-6 0-0
- 1-5 0-2
- 21
J-0
- 2-1 0-0
- 2-2
0-2
- 2-6 0'2
- 17 0'3
1'6 O'O
1-1 0'3
9
9 8
0-6
9-9
0-1
11-9 0-4
137 0-5
14-9 0-5
14-8
0-3
14-4 0-4
13-4
0-0
13-9 O'O
]4'2 O'O
15'0 O'l
15'1 O'l
10
2J-0
0-9
22 ■!
0-4
23-0 0-5
23-9 0-8
24-6 07
25 0
07
25-3 0-5
25 -fl
0-8
26 '0 5-5
26-8 0-8
26-3 0-3
•26-1 0-2
11
26-0
0-7
27-0
0-8
27-0 0-6
27-4 0-3
27-9 07
28-2
0-6
27-0 0-4
26-E
0-5
27 '0 0'4
26-8 0'3
27 '4 0'4
27-0 0'5
12
28-2
0-0
28-9
0-3
28-7 0-0
29-0 1-0
29-2 O-l
287
0-1
26-4 0-4
24 -C
0-6
22 '3 0-6
22'2 0'8
24 '4 I'l
24-3 0'4
13
26-4
0-5
27-1
0-5
27-0 0-6
24-2 0-2
21-9 0-1
24-9
0-5
25-6 07
•26 -C
0-4
28 '0 0'6
29 0 O'O
30-5 0'5
31 '8 1'2
14
.32-2
1-1
32-1
1-1
31-3 0-5
1 31-8 0-9
32-4 1-2
3(5-2
4-0
33-1 1-1
32-.
1-2
31 '1 0'8
330 0'9
32'3 1'3
31 '8 O'O
15
30-5
1-3
30-3
0-9
30-2 1-1
30-0 0-9
29-9 0-9
297
07
30-0 0-8
30 -C
0-6
•30 '8 0'8
31 '0 I'O
30 '5 0-5
30 '4 0-4
16
29-9
0-6
30-0
03
30-0 03
297 0-5
29'3 0'3
29-2
0-2
28-8 0-2
28 •£
0-2
27'7 0'2
27 0 0'8
26'7 07
26'9 1'4
17
25-1
0-2
25-0
O'l
25-4 0-5
25-6 0-4
25-5 0-3
25-8
0-2
'26-1 0-3
27-]
0-4
27-4 0-5
28-3 0-3
28-6 0-4
•29-0 0-2
IS
30-0
0-2
30-8
0-8
30-9 0-2
30-6 2-0
29-3 17
28-5
1-3
27-7 0-6
25 •£
1-1
23-9 0-9
23 '5 O'O
241 1-1
25'4 1-6
19
17-4
0-6
17-9
0-8
18-0 0-8
18-3 0-5
16-9 0-1
13-5
0-4
12-1 0-2
ll-£
0^2
11-9 01
r2'l 0'2
127 0^3
11'8 O'l
20
9-9
0-3
9-1
0-4
8-9 0-5
8-6 0-6
7-9 01
7-1
0-4
7-0 0-8
7'C
0-2
8'0 O'O
9-5 0'4
10 '2 0-2
117 0'5
21
12-0
0-1
11-8
0-1
10-8 O'l
10-9 0-2
9-5 0-2
87
0-0
5-8 0-0
47
0-0
4'8 O'O
7-2 0-0
7-7 0-0
87 O'O
22
15-9
0-1
16-3
0 1
16-3 0-0
17-6 0-0
197 00
19-0
0-0
191 0-0
19-e
0-1
197 0-2
20-1 0-1
£0'4 0-3
21-9 0'8
23
28-0
0-7
28-0
0-5
28-2 0-4
2S-4 0-3
29-0 0-6
28-9
0-7
•29-1 01
•29 -C
0-0
29-0 0-4
29-2 0-2
29-0 0-1
29-1 0-2
24
311-9
0'4
30-8
0-5
30-5 0-5
, 30-2 0-2
30-0 0-2
29-2
0-2
-29-0 0-1
■28 -£
0-1
288 0-0
29-2 0 0
29-9 0-3
29'8 0'2
25
8-4
0-5
8-4
0-3
7-9 0-2
6-9 0-2
6-1 0-2
5-2
0-4
4-0 0-1
3-f
0-3
3-9 0'2
3-8 O'l
3-8 O'l
3-5 O'l
26
4-0
0-1
3-9
0-1
3-7 O'l
47 0-1
4-1 0-0
3-2
0-0
27 0-0
47
0-4
4'9 0'5
57 0'6
7'9 0'2
7'2 O'l
27
13-3
0-2
149
0-2
21-8 0-5
16-9 0-0
16-9 0-0
17-3
0-2
21-0 0-2
20 -e
0-5
210 0-3
20-8 0'5
21 '0 0'3
217 O'O
28
22-3
0'3
22-0
0-4
22-3 0-6
22-4 0'6
22-3 0-5
227
07
22-8 0-8
22 S
0-8
22'1 07
22 '3 0-5
22-9 0'9
22 '4 O'O
29
24-0
0-2
24-5
0-6
24 '5 0-6
24-1 0-3
24-0 0-2
23-2
0-4
22-8 0-6
23 -C
0-4
22'8 O'O
22-4 0-4
22 '0 O'l
21 '8 0'8
30
20-2
0-4
20-0
0-9
19-3 0-3
197 0-8
19-0 0-8
18-4
0-6
18-0 1-0
17-c
07
15-9 0-2
16'1 01
15-5 0-5
15'0 0-0
31
4-2
0-0
3-4
0-0
2-3 0-0
- 0-1 0-0
- 1-9 0-0
- 57
0-1
- 4-0 0-2
- 4C
0-0
- 37 01
- 3'3 O'O
-40 O'O
-4-0 0-1
Means
19-0
9-46
19-1
0-52
19-1 0-44
19-2 0-49
19-1 0-39
18-6 0-46
18-2 0-37
18 0
046
17-9 0-60
18'3 O'ol
lS-9 0-58
19-1 0-68
13
14
15
16 ' 17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight
Mean.
DO'.Ut?'
T^ Dep.of
"'y- Wet.
r, Dep. of
^'^y- Wet.
Dry.^^et"^!
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'^y- Wet.
T^ Dep. of
^■^y- Wet.
Dry.I^^P-^
Drv ^"V- °f
"'^i- Wet.
Dry.°^P,,°f
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^■^y- Wet.
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"^y- Wet.
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.
o
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o o
o o
o
o
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o
o □
o o
o o
O o
1
- 9-0
0-0
- 8-6
0 0
- 9-9 0-2
-100 0-0 -
- 9-2 0-0
- 8-8 0-1
- 8-0 0-2
- 8-2 0-3
2-9 0-6
5 '3 0'3
5'3 0'3
37 0-2
- 7-4 0-1
2
21-3
1-0
19-5
0-5
19-1 1-2
18-8 1-8
17-8 1-1
13-0 0-1
12-9 07
17-0 0-8
16-1 0-2
16'8 0-6
•23 '2 0'2
23-8 0-2
17-0 0'9
3
27-4
0-4
25 0
0-0
24-0 0-0
22-0 0-0
19-9 0-2
19-1 0-1
16-3 0-3
16 1 0-1
15-8 0-6
14'1 0'2
15 '4 0-4
19'9 0'7
•23'1 0-3
4
16-2
0-5
]6'9
1-0
19-2 0-2
22-1 0-1
247 07 1 25-3 0-2
25-7 0-2
25-7 0-0
257 07
26-5 I'O
277 0-9
28 '0 0'8
22-0 0'6
5
36-1
4-3
35-6
37
33-8 2-8
33-9 2-9
34-9 3-2 ! 34-9 2'9
35-9 2-9
37-3 3-4
38-0 3-9
37 '0 3'0
37 0 3'0
37-0 3 0
33-9 2-1
6
33-6
1-6
35-0
3-3
34-8 3-0
33-1 17 31-9 0 6 ' 31-3 1-5
30-9 2-0
30-2 1-3
27-6 2-1
25 '9 I'O
21 '6 0-9
18-8 O'l
317 1-3
7
7-9
0-4
7-0
0-3
5-9 0-2
5-1 0-2 47 0-1 I 4-1 0-3
2-0 0-3
0-9 0-3
0-2 0-1
O'l O'l
0'5 O'l
O'l 0-1
6-7 0-5
8
1-2
0-3
0-0
0-1
- 1-3 0-2
- 4-5 0-4 - 6-2 O'l
- 5-3 0-3
- 4-9 0-1
- 4-8 0-2
- 4-6 0-2
- 6 4 0'3
- 27 O'l
7'8 0-5
- 10 0-4
9
15-9
0-1
17'0
0-1
17-9 0-3
187 0-5
19-5 0-4
19-3 0-3
19-5 0-3
19-5 0-3
20^1 0-1
21 '0 07
'21-2 0'4
•217 07
16-3 0-3
10
26-2
0-2
2C-2
0-2
26-1 0-1
26-0 0-5
25-5 0-4
24-9 0-2
24 0 0-2
24-0 0-4
24-2 0-3
'247 0'9
25'1 I'O
'25-1 0'7
25 0 0'8
11
27-2
0-2
27-5
0-1
27-2 0-1
27 '0 0-0
26-4 0-0
25-3 0-3
26-0 0-0
26-9 0-1
27-3 0-5
27'4 0-2
28'0 0'4
2S-1 00
27 1 0-4
12
20-8
0-9
18'4
0'5
18'0 0-4
22-2 0 7
227 0-8
24-2 0-6
24-1 0-5
24-9 0-4
'26-0 0-9
'25-1 0'3
26 '0 0-5
27-0 0-8
24-8 0'6
13
33-0
1-4
32-0
10
31-8 3-8
31-2 3-4 26-4 1'4
27-2 2-3
277 1-5
23-8 1-5
30-1 1^3
31 '0 1'5
.30'4 11
33 1 2-1
•28-5 1'2
14
30-3
0-3
31-2
0-2
30-0 0-1
30-3 Ofi
300 0'3
297 0-6
28-9 0-4
29-1 0-4
-29-5 0-5
29'5 1-8 , 29-9 0'9
30'4 1'4
31-2 I'O
15
30 2
0-7
30-0
0-6
30-0 0-7
29-5 0-5
29-8 0-5
30-1 0-3
30-0 07
297 0-5
'29 '9 07
30 '0 0'6
29-9 0'6
•29 '4 0^4
30-1 0-7
16
26-4
0-7
26-1
0-8
25 '9 1-0
25-4 0-9
25-4 1-0
25-9 0-9
26 -0 1-0
26-3 0-7
■26 '6 07
'27-1 I'O
■26^9 07
25-7 0-6
27-4 07
17
28-7
0-4
28-2
01
27-9 0-3
277 0-5
27-1 0-3
27-3 0-4
28-1 0-1
•29 -8 1-8
'29 -6 0-5
29-8 0'5
35-0 3'2
30'0 0-6
27-8 O'O
18
26-9
1-9
24-7
1-9
23-1 1-3
23-0 1-4
20-8 2-4
19-0 0-5
18-3 0-3
17-8 0-1
17-8 0-7
18'0 0-2
IS'4 O'l
17'9 I'O
24-0 1-0
19
11-2
0'3
10-9
0-4
9-9 03
9-4 0'4
8-9 0-3
90 01
9-6 0-5
9-9 0-3
lO'S 0'6
10-9 0-6
10'9 O'O
ll'O O'l
12-4 0-4
20
12-0
0'3
12-2
0-2
13-7 0-7
13-4 0-5
13-1 0-1
13-2 0-2
12-9 0-2
13-0 0-0
12-0 O'O
11'2 0-2
117 0'4
11-9 0-2
10-6 0-3
21
9-8
0-0
8-1
0-0
6-9 0-6
5-9 0-4
4-9 0-0
5-9 0-0
13-8 0-0
14-2 0-2
14-1 0'3
14-2 0-4
14-8 0-1
157 07
9-8 0-3
22
23-7
00
24-0
0-9
24-1 0-7
24 '6 07 25 0 0-9
25-6 0-8
25-6 0-8
25-9 0-8
20-2 0-2
■27-0 0-8
27-5 07
27 '8 0'6
22-2 O'l
23
29-1
0-2
29-3
0-3
29-5 0-5
29-0 0-4 29-0 0-8
29-2 0-4
30-0 07
31-3 0-5
31-1 0'4
31-0 0-5 ! 30-8 0'3
307 0-4
29'4 0'4
24
30-2
0-0
28-8
O'O
26-9 0-3
25-1 0-2
22-9 0-1
19-1 0-2
16-0 0-1
14-3 0-3
12-8 O'l
11 '9 0-3
107 0-2
O'l 0'2
24 '4 0-2
25
3-3
0'2
3-7
0-3
4-2 0-3
3'6 0-5
3-6 0-5
3-4 0-4
3-2 0-3
2-9 0-3
2'2 0'3
2'S 0'2
2-9 0-2
3'8 O'l
4'4 0'3
26
9-1
0-0
10-7
0-0
9-7 O'O
8 '2 0-3
6-9 0-6
5-0 0-2
3-2 0-0
- 1-1 00
1'3 00
1'8 O'O
1-9 0-0
27 O'O
4'8 0-1
27
13-3
0-2
14-9
0-2
21-8 0-5
16-9 0-0
16-9 0-0
17-3 0-2
21-0 0-2
20-6 0-5
21 '0 0-3
'20'8 0-5
21-0 0'3
217 0'6
13-4 0-2
28
22-1
0'4
22-2
0-4
22-0 0-4
22-1 0-3
21-8 0-4
21-8 0'2
22-1 0 1
22-5 0-2
22'1 O'l
'22'2 O'l
22-1 O'l
22 '7 0'2
'22-3 0'5
29
21-8
0-5
21-3
0-2
20-9 0-3
21-3 0-3
20-4 1-0
21 '0 1-0
20-9 0-9
'21-0 1-0
21 '2 0'4
21-3 0-3
21 '2 0'3
20-9 O'O
22'2 0'5
30
14-9
0-0
15-0
0-3
14-0 0-1
12-0 O'O
9-9 0-0
8-2 0-0
5-5 0-0
4-2 0-0
3-9 O'O
3'8 00
30 O'O
4'1 00
13'0 0'2
31
- 3'1
00
- 2-4
0-0
- 17 0-0
- 17 0-0
- 1-4 0-0
- 0-8 0-0
- 0-4 00
00 0-0
O'O 00
- O'l O'O
- O'l O'O
- 0'3 O'O
- 1'4 O'O
Means
19-3
0-56
190
0-57
18-£ 0-66
18'4 0-64
17-9 0-59
17-6 0-50
17-0 0-50
177 0-54
18-1 0-56
18'1 0'59
18 '6 0'59
19'0 0'59
18-55 0^56
VOL. II.
16
122
METEOEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
AiK Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
SEPTEMBER 1903.
1
2-
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
11
12
L'O- Wet.
i>.y-^'e.:^
f>'T."^^et?*
L>'y- Wet.
L"^y- Wet.
ory.%^et:'
^'J- Wet.
Drv Dep. Of
^'J- Wet.
,^.^, Dep. of
^^y- Wet.
^^y-^^.°'
Dry.'^^et?'
) Dep. of
-"^ Wet.
1
- i'-n
0-0
- f-1
0-0
- 1°8 0°2
- 2°-l 0°5
- 2°9 0°1
- 3°9
0-3
- 4°1 O'S
- 4°9 0°2
- 6°-9 0°-l
- 8°4 0°3
- 9°2 0°3
- 9-9 0°-2
2
-21-2
0-2
-22-9
0-0
-22-7 0-1
-24-0 0-0
-22-9 0-0
-24-4
0 0
-23-6 0-1
-23-9 0-0
-20-0 0-9
-19-2 07
-18-6 0-2
-18-0 0-4
3
-22-0
0-2
-21-0
0 0
-20-9 00
-19-6 0-1
-13-8 0-1
-12-0
0'2
- 9-0 0-2
- 8-2 0-1
- 5-2 0-1
- 31 0-0
1-.=; 0-1
G-2 0-2
4
-18-1
0-0
-16-9
0-0
-16-0 00
-15-0 0-0
-16-3 0-0
-17-4
0-0
-17-5 00
-16-
7 0-0
-15-4 0-0
-14-4 0-0
-12-0 0-0
-10-0 0-0
5
5-9
0-3
8-9
0-8
13-1 0-6
15-9 0-8
16-4 0-6
18-6
0-6
20-0 0-7
21-0 0-6
20-8 0-5
20-5 0-4
20-5 0-3
21-0 0-2
6
25-6
1-0
30-9
2-4
29-3 1-3
30-0 1-7
29-3 0-8
30-0
1-0
32-6 1-6
29 '5 0-8
31-6 0-8
30-2 07
29-1 0-0
29 0 0-0
7
25-9
1-0
25-8
1-0
25-1 0-9
23-9 0-9
23-3 0-4
22-9
0-3
21-8 0-6
19-8 0-9
18-2 0-5
12-5 0 2
10-2 0-2
97 0-1
8
- 4-6
0-3
- 4-3
0-3
- 4-0 0-3
- 4-4 0-4
- 3-9 0-2
- 4-0
0-4
- 4-0 0-2
- 3-6 0-4
- 27 0-4
- 1-9 0-4
- 0-3 0-4
1-2 0-3
9
5-9
1-0
11-4
1-5
8-7 0-8
8-8 0-8
4'5 0-5
15-5
0-8 ' 16-5 1'6
17-
4 0-6
18-4 0-4
19-3 0'2
197 0-0
20-1 0-0
10
26-2
0-3
26-3
0-4
26'S 0-3
27-7 0-6
28-0 0-0
29-8
0-5
28-6 0-1
28-9 0-3
29-4 0-3
30-0 0-2
30-0 0-1
•30 0 0-0
11
32-7
1-0
32-1
1-1
32-1 0-5
32-7 1-7
34-2 2-2
36-2
3-0
38-6 3 0
40-0 4-9
31-9 1-3
32-8 0-5
30-1 0-2
29-0 0-6
12
29-8
0-4
29-7
0-4
29-9 0-3
29-1 0-1
29a 0-1
29-2
0-1
29-6 0-3
29-8 0-1
30'0 0-1
30-1 0-1
30-5 0-1
32-3 0-6
13
28-8
0-7
29-2
0-1
2S-9 0-5
280 0-0
27-4 0-0
27-3
0-0
27-3 0-0
27-
5 0-0
28-1 0-6
29-0 0-6
29-0 0-2
27-8 O-I
14
21-1
0-1
21-5
0-1
22-0 0-1
22-9 0-0
24-0 0-2
23-7
0-4
21-2 0-3
25-2 0-5
25-1 0-4
23-0 0-1
22 '2 0-2 1
21-3 0-1
15
14-7
0-0
15-7
0-3
15-8 0-1
16-8 0-9
16-0 0-0
16-9
0-4
17-1 0-6
16-9 0-4
177 0-4
17-2 0-1
18-2 0-8
16-8 0-1
16
4-8
0-2
4-1
0-1
4-2 0-2
5-2 0-2
5-9 0-2 i 61
0-1
5-9 0-0
6-
8 0-3
5-8 0-3
7 0 0-0
60 00
4-9 0-0
17
0-9
0-1
- 0-5
0 0
- 0-1 0-1
0-9 00
11 0-1
1-3
0-2
1-9 0-2
1-9 0-1
2-2 0-1
2-4 0-2
2-9 0-0
3-3 0-2
18
12-9
0-0
13-8
0-1
14-2 0-0
15-1 0-0
16-0 00
16-7
0-2
16-9 0-4
17-9 0-2
19'0 0'2
19-3 0-2
20-6 0-3
22-2 0-0
19
26-6
1-2
26-1
1-8
20-1 0-8
17-5 0-4
13-0 0-3
11-4
0-4
11-6 0-5
130 0-3
18-0 0-6
169 0-8
19-4 0-9
25-2 0-3
20
31-8
0-8
S4-1
1-6
33-2 1-2
25-0 0-2
21-6 0-5
16-8
0-8
11-7 0-6
11-
7 0-3
7-9 0-2
7-9 0-4
7-9 0-4
8-8 0-5
21
- 3-4
0-2
- 4-4
0-1
- 5-2 0-0
- 6-3 0-0
- C-0 0-4
- 7-7
0-1
- 8-7 0-2
- 4-1 0-0
- 01 1-2
- 01 0-9
1-4 0-9
2-4 l)-4
22
- 3-1
0-2
- 5-1
0-2
- 5-0 0-0
- 4-0 00
- 4-7 0-1
- 4-3
0-3
- 3-0 0-0
- 0-6 0-0
4-0 0-2
7-1 1-3
7-9 0-9
7-9 0-4
23
12-9
1-9
14-4
1-4
13-9 02
16-5 Oo
17-8 0-3
17-0
0-4
19-0 0-5
21-0 1-0
21-2 1-4
21-0 07
20-0 0-4
13-9 0-0
24
3-1
0-3
2-2
0-2
0-9 0-3
- 1-7 0-0
- 4-1 0-0
- 5-0
0-0
- 1-8 0-0
- 0-6 01
- 1-2 0-0
- 1-4 0-0
0-9 0-0
1-9 1-0
25
19-8
0-3
20-0
0-4
20-4 0-4
21 '8 0-7
23 '2 0-4
24-5
0'5
25 0 0-5
25-8 0-6
26'6 0-6
28-5 07
29-2 0-4
30-0 0-8
26
29-5
0-0
30-0
0-4
29-1 0-1
29-1 0-0
29-5 0 0
29 0
0-2
28-5 0-2
27-2 0-2
25-2 0 0
23-4 0-2
21-9 0-0
•21-4 0-4
27
11-8
0-5
10-2
0-3
10-6 0-5
7-8 0-1
4-9 0-0
6-4
0-2
6-9 0-0
14-
2 0-3
157 0-3
15-6 0-2
167 0-2
18-1 0-0
28
27-0
n-5
27-0
0-5
26-1 0-1
25-2 0-1
24-8 0-3
25 1
0-3
25-4 0-4
27-
2 0-4
30-0 1-0
30-5 1-0
29-5 0-6
29-1 0-1
29
15-9
0-2
13-6
0-2
12-7 0-1
14-0 O'l
14-2 0-2
14-5
0-0
14-9 0-2
15-0 01
14-4 0-3
147 0-3
167 0-6
18-0 0-5
30
16-0
0-0
16-9
0 0
17-2 0-1
17-7 0-1
17 '3 0-1
18-1
0-1
18-8 0-0
20-2 0-2
22-1 0-3
23-8 0-8
24-8 0-8
26-0 0-5
Means
11-8
0-43
12-2
0-52
12 0 0-34
11-8 0-.36
11-6 0-27
11-9
3 '39
12-4 0-45
13-5
0-46
137 0-45
13-9 0-41
14-2 0-32
14-7 0-27
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21
22
23
Miduiglit
Mean.
T)_., Dep. of
"^- Wet.
Dry.^^Pf
■p. Dep. of
"^y- Wet.
^^y-^^et''
r,,^ Dep. of
"^y- Wet.
Dry."7et°'
Dry.^^et°'
D^y-'^^et?'
Dry.D^P-'
I>ry•^^?e•t°'
Dry.17-'
^^y^^i.t.
ory-^^^^et°'
1
-10°5
0-3
-11°0
0-2
- 11°6 0°-3
-12°8 0°1
-15°0 0°0
-]8°0 0°0
- 19°5 0°0
-lS-l 0°0
-19°7 0°1
-20°0 0-0
- 19°-8 0°0
-19°9 0-0
-10°6 0°-2
2
-17-0
0-4
-16-9
0-1
-17-1 0 0
-18-9 0-2
-21-4 00
-23-8 0-1
-24-0 0-1
-24-5 0-2
-25-8 0-0
-23-5 0-0
-23-9 0-0
-24-0 0-2
-21-8 0-1
3
8 0
0 1
5-9
0 1
- 10 0-1
- 8-3 0-3
^14-7 0-0
-18-3 00
-20-0 0-0
-19-4 0-0
-19-1 0-0
- 18-5 0-0
-17-3 0-0
-16-9 0-0
-11-1 0-1
4
- 8-8
00
- 8-2
0-5
- 6-5 0-5
- 4-9 0-7
- 3-1 0-9
- 3-5 0-5
- 4-0 0-2
- 0-3 0-2
17 0-6
2-4 0-3
2-9 0-3
5-5 0-6
- 8-9 0-2
5
21-2
0-8
24-0
0-6
22-4 0-7
24-0 1-1
25 -1 0-6
26-0 0-6
25-8 0-9
25-8 0-9
26-0 1-4
25-0 M
24-8 0-9
24-8 0-9
207 07
6
29-5
0-0
33-0
1-0
32-0 0-7
31-2 0-4
30-5 0-5
30-2 0-2
30-2 0-2
30 0 1-0
29-0 1-0
29-0 0-5
27-4 0-9
24-8 0-8
297 0-8
7
9 0
0-0
7-0
0 0
6-6 04
5-1 0-3
3-3 0-3
2-0 0-1
0-6 0-6
- 0-9 0-1
- 17 0-2
- 2-6 0-1
- 3-1 0-4
- 4-0 0-3
10-8 0-4
8
1-9
0-2
3-6
0 1
3-4 0-9
3-9 10
3-7 1-5
2-9 1-1
3-9 1-8
2-5 1-1
- 1-0 07
0-9 0-0
1-9 0-9
2-9 1-0
- 0-2 07
9
21-0
0-0
21-0
0 0
21-8 0-2
23-6 0-5
24-7 0-7
24-9 0-6
25-5 0-5
25-8 0-6
26-0 0-4
26-0 0-5
26-0 1-0
26-1 07
19-1 0-6
10
30 0
0 0
30-0
0-0
32-3 1-1
32-8 1-5
330 1-8
31-8 0-1
31-0 1-0
33-0 1-6
32-3 10
33-5 17
35-0 3 0
33 5 1-5
30-4 0-7
11
29-1
0-0
29-6
O'O
31 '0 0-7
31-4 0-2
31-1 0-1
30-8 0-0
30-2 0-1
31-3 0-0
30-2 0-0
29-3 O-I
29-6 0-4
29-8 0-8
31-9 0-9
12
32-0
0-0
30 0
05
29-9 0-6
30-8 0-8
30-2 0-4
30-0 0-8
29-8 0-5
29-4 0-6
30-2 1-2 29 '8 0-9
29-0 0-3
28-4 0-2
29-9 0-4
13
26-2
0-2
26-2
0-3
26-3 0-4
25-9 0-6
25-6 0-5
25-3 0-4
25-0 0-1
24-0 0-6
23-3 0-4 23-2 0-3
22-9 0-2
22-0 0-1
26-4 0-3
14
19-0
01
18-2
0-1
17-2 0-1
16-9 0-0
15-9 0-0
16-0 0-1
16 '2 0-3
16-2 0-3
15-2 0-1 , 14-6 0-4
14-9 0-2
14-6 0-3
19-6 0-2
15
17-2
0-3
15-4
0-3
151 0-2
13-9 00
13-2 0-2
11-9 0-0
11-3 0-2
9-9 0-3
8-9 0-2 7-9 0-0
6-9 0-4
5-9 0-3
14-1 0-3
16
5-8
0-1
4-4
0-0
4-9 0-1
3-7 0-5
2-7 0-2
2-1 0-0
2-0 0-0
1-7 0-3
1-5 0-2
ro 0-0
1-0 0-0
17 0-1
41 0-1
17
3-6
0-3
4-9
0 0
4-5 0-1
3-9 0-0
3-9 0-2
2-9 0-1
1-7 0-1
- 2-1 0-0
- 0-9 0-0
- 0-9 00
11-3 0-3
12-3 0-1
2-6 0-1
18
23-9
0 0
25-3
0-1
26-5 0-7
26-8 0-3
27-2 0-1
28-0 0-0
27-7 0-6
28-0 1 -0
27-0 1-3
26-6 M
267 1-0; 26-6 1-5
21-9 0-4
19
26-2
0-2
27-1
0-3
28-8 0-1
30-0 0-1
30-1 0-1
30-0 O'O
30-0 0'2
29-9 0 0
30-2 0'2 30-1 00
30 '5 0-0
307 0-1
23-8 0-4
20
9-9
0-2
10-9
0-2
9-9 0-6
9-1 0-2
6-0 0-7
5-0 0-7
4-4 0-5
3-7 0-7
27 0-6 0-9 0-3
- 0-1 0-3
- 1-1 0-2
117 0-6
21
- 4-1
0-2
8-6
1-3
7-4 1-0
2-6 0-5
1-6 0-5
- 1-3 0-1
- 3-0 0-0
- 2-9 0-0
- 21 0-0 - 4-1 0-0
- 2-0 O'O
- 2-1 0-2
- 1-5 0-3
22
110
0-4
12-6
0-7
12-9 2-0
11-7 1-5
9-9 0-9
11-2 0-5
10-9 2-3
10-9 2-0
11-1 2-0 12'4 1-8
12-4 1-6 13-9 2-4
5-8 1-0
23
13-6
0-2
11-9
0-0
11-6 0-0
11-8 0-6
10-9 0-3
10-6 0-3
10-8 0-3
9-9 0-3
97 0-3 7-9 0-3
6-1 0-2 4-9 0-0
137 0-5
24
8-9
1-2
9-0
1-2
9-4 0-6
7-9 0-6
9-9 0-9
10-9 0-7
11-9 0-6
12-5 0-4
14-6 0-6 15-1 0-3
16-9 0-4
18-5 0'5
5-9 0-4
25
30-0
0-2
30-4
0-2
30-8 0-1
31-6 0-5
31-5 0-3
31-0 0-2
30-9 01
30-7 0-4
317 0-5 30-2 0-1
30-9 0-2
29-9 0-1
•277 0-4
26
19-3
0-3
18-5
0-3
18-0 0-3
17-3 0-3
17-0 0-4
15-4 0-5
15-1 0-4
147 07
14-1 0-3^ 14-3 0-6
14-3 0-3
137 0-2
21-5 0-3
27
19-9
0-0
20-9
0 0
22-3 0-1
24-2 0-5
24-9 0-7
25-5 0-5
26-9 0-8
27-5 0-3
27-0 0-9 24-9 0-2
247 07
26-2 0-3
18-1 0-3
28
29-1
0-2
30-0
0-6
300 0-7
30-0 0-5
28-5 0-4
27-2 0-2
26-1 0-3
24-9 0-4
23-1 0 1 i 21-2 0-3
19-0 0-1
17-6 O-I
26-4 0-4
29
18-0
0-9
17-5
1-0
18-5 0-7
180 07
16-2 0-2
14-1 0-1
13-8 0-2
147 0-1
15-6 0-5 i 16-2 0-2
15-4 0-2
15-6 01
15-5 0-3
30
27 0
0-4
27-9
0-6
30-0 0-4
29-8 0 9
28-6 0-5
28 -5 0-5
29 0 0-6
29-1 0-1
29-4 0-0 30-0 00
30-2 10
31-0 10
24-6 0-4
Means
15-3 0-24
15-6 0 34
15G 0-40
15-1 O-ol
14-4 0-46
13-6 0-30
13-3 0-45
13-2 0-47
13-0 0-49 ' 12-8 0-37
13-1 0-51
13-1 0-49
13-4 0-42
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Am Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
123
OCTOBEE 1903.
1
2
S , *
5
6
7
3
9
10
11 j 12
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Dry.^^ef
^rj-'^Zt'
-p. Dep. of
^'^y- Wet.
Dn--%"et°'
D^-°W?^t°'
Dry.^P-yry.^^-'
Dry.^^p-'
Dry.^?et°'
T)„ Dtp. of y. Dep. of
"'^y- Wet. ^"^y- Wet.
1
22°0
0-0
18°3
0-0
16°0 0°8
15°8 0°8
19°5 0°9
17''-4
0-6
20°2
0-2 19-9 0-1
27°-7 0°3
29''-9 0°1
30°5 0°4 30°7 0°8
2
- 3-3
01
- 40
0-1
- 40 0-2
- 4-7 0-2
-4-0 0-2
31
0-0
- 2-1
00 - O"
0-3
0-4 0-2
0-9 0-2
2-4 0-4 3-4 0-3
3
- 0-1
0-2
- 4-1
0-0
- 7-9 0-1
- 9-1 0-0
- 80 0-0
- 6-9
0-1
- 50
0 0 - 2-1 0-0
0-7 0-7
3-9 0-6
7-0 M
7-9 1-6
4
15-9
0-2
16-2
0-1
18 '0 0-1
18-5 0-3
20-8 0-4
21-3
0-3
22-3
0-3
23-2 0-2
23-3 0-1
23-6 0-4
23-5 0-3
23-5 0-3
5
26 -0
0-8
26-0
0 0
25-9 0 0
26-0 0-1
26-4 0-2
26-9
00
28-0
0-0
290 0-0
30 0 0-5
30-1 0-1
31-0 0-5
312 1-2
6
28-1
10
27-5
0-8
27-3 0-4
27-7 0-8
27-9 1-0
27-9
10
28-0
1-1
28-0 1-1
27-2 0-6
27-0 0-9
27-5 0-8
27-2 0-8
7
26-1
0-2
26-4
0-5
26-1 0-2
26-9 0-9
27-4 0-7
27-5
0-6
27-8
0-8
27-8 0-8
28-0 0-8
28-1 0-6
281 0-6
28-2 07
8
26-7
0-8
26-2
0-6
26-0 0-8
25-3 0-6
24-9 0-5
25-1
0-4
25-4
0-4
26-1 0-9
27 0 10
28-4 0-5
29 0 17
281 1-2
9
30-8
1-5
29-9
0-7
30-4 1-4
30-1 1-1
30-0 1-6
30 0
1-3
30-0
10
SO-0 10
310 1-5
30-1 0-5
30-3 0-4
30 0 0-5
10
28-8
0-3
28 0
0-2
28-0 0-0
281 0-0
28-8 0-8
28-0
0-9
27-8
0-7
27-
" 0-8
28-0 0-7
27-8 0-6
29 0 0-5
31-5 0-5
11
21-9
0 0
19-8
0-2
17-3 0-1
19-2 0-0
21-7 0-2
22-2
0-2
22-9
0-7
22-
J 0-9
23-0 0-9
230 0-6
22-0 0-5
21-9 0-6
12
21-9
0-2
22-8
0-1
23-9 0-2
24-2 0-3
24-9 0-3
23-5
0-4
23-0
0-4
23-0 0-4
24-0 0-8
26-2 0-8
25-9 1-5
24-8 0-9
13
22 a
0-7
21-0
1-0
21-2 0-4
21-0 0-3
21-1 0-4
23-0
0-9
24-0
0-7
24-8 1-1
26-5 1-1
27-0 1-3
27-8 1-9
28-0 11
14
282
0-7
25-9
0-9
23-7 0-7
23-2 M
22-9 0-4
24-9
1-1
25-9
1-6
26-9 1-9
27-5 2-1
27-0 2-1
27 0 1-6
27-0 1-6
15
20-7
0-S
24-9
1-0
24-9 1-0 i 25-1 0-9
28 0 1-3
29-2
1-4
28 0
0-3
28-6 0-6
30'0 0-5
31-0 0-9
31-2 07
31-5 0-5
16
28-9
1-7
28-6
1-6
27-9 0-7
28-0 1-1
28-2 1-0
28-8
0-8
30 0
1-2
34-0 2-0
34-4 3'2
34-0 2'0
35-3 3-3
33 0 I'O
17
26-8
0-6
26-0
0-3
25-2 0-1
24-8 0-1
24-5 0-1
24-5
0-1
24-5
0-3
23-3 0-0
23-0 0 1
23-2 0-2
23-2 0-2
22-9 07
18
28-0
1-0
28-2
0-9
28-7 0-7
28-6 0-6
28-5 0-5
27-8
0-5
28-0
0 0
30 0 0-7
309 0-6
31-0 0-5
31-0 0-2
31-0 01
19
32-9
2-1
31-7
1-9
31-8 2-1
31-8 2-5
29 1 1-5
31-7
0-5
27-8
0-6
28-1 0-6
27-0 0-1
29-1 0-3
31-8 1-4
32-0 1-0
20
29-2
3-2
28-2
2-6
28-3 3-6
28-0 31
29 0 3-7
28-8
2-9
30-3
3-4
28-8 1-3
28-5 0-9
30-5 2-2
28-5 07
29-0 2-0
21
21-7
0-9
21-4
0-6
20-9 0-9
18-9 0-9
19-8 0-7
20-4
0 1
24-5
1-1
26-5 2-2
26-4 1-3
25-9 1-2
27-3 1-2
27-6 1-4
22
32-0
2-1
30-8
1-1
30-8 1-0
30-5 0-7
31-3 1-3
30-0
0-2
30-0
0-2
30-5 0-4
31-2 0-4
31-0 0-3
31-5 07
311 0-4
23
30 -f.
1-5
30-0
1-8
28-8 1-8
28-7 0-7
28-3 2-0
28-5
1-9 ' 29-5
1-7
29-4 1-4
29-8 1-1
30-5 11
32-0 1-4
33'0 1-4
24
35-0
l-»
35-0
2-0
33-7 1-7
33 0 1-0
33-0 1-8
34-0
2-5
36-0
4-0
36-6 4-1
33-6 2-2
327 1-4
321 1-0
31-6 0-6
26
34-0
2-1
34-2
2-3
34-5 2-5
30-4 0-3
31-2 0-7
32'0
2'0
32-0
2-0
32-0 1-8
32 1 1-6
33-2 17
33 0 0-5
33-2 17
26
29-7
1-9
28-8
1-3
29-3 2-0
29-4 2-0
29-1 1-2
29-8
1-8
31-3
1-9
31-9 1-9
30-4 0-8
31-3 1-2
32-3 0-8
35-0 2-2
27
30-0
0 0
30-0
0 0
30-0 0-0
32-0 10
32-3 1-1
33 0
1'5
33-3
1-5
35-
1 3-0
33 0 1-7
30-3 07
31-0 07
32-2 0-6
2H
39-8
2-6
40-0
2-8
40-9 3-0
41-0 2-5
42-0 3-8
34-1
0-8
32-5
0-5
30-5 0-0
31-3 0-3
31-5 0-3
32-0 0-2
31-6 0-0
29
31 0
0-1
32-0
0-4
S3 -8 0-8
35-0 1-0
39-0 2-0
38 '0
3 0
35-3
1-8
35-5 1-9
39 0 3-8
38-8 1-9
32-5 0-0
321 01
30
31-8
0-3
32-4
0'4
32 0 0-0
32-8 1-3
33-5 1-5
33-5
1-5
32-1
0-1
32-
J 1-3
32-3 1-3
330 1-5
32-5 1-2
32-0 1-0
31
29-0
10
29-5
1-7
29-9 1-4
29-8 1-8
30-0 1-5
29 9
20
29-7
1-7
30-0 1-2
32-5 1-0
32-0 1-2
30-3 0-2
301 01
Means
26-0
0-97
25-5
0-90
25-2 0-93
2.5-2 0-90
25-8 107
25-9 1-01
26-2
0-97
26-8
1-09
27-4 1-04
27-8 0-90
28-0 0-86
281 0-87
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
J^_„ Dep. of
'"y- Wet.
r,„ Dep. of
^'7- Wet.
Y, Dep. of
^■^y- Wet.
T^ Dep. of
^"^y- Wet.
^ryPZt°'
Drv Bep. of
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1-,^^, Dep. of
"■^y- Wet.
1
29°2
0-8
25°1
0-3
18°1 6-9
11°9 0-2
8°2 0-3
5°9 01
3°9 6-1
1°9 0-1
0°7 0-1
- i°o d'O
- 1°7 0-1
- 2°3 01
15°3 6-3
2
3-6
0-5
5-5
0-4
6-5 0-4
7-9 0-1
9-4 0-4
10-1 0-2
10-9 0-3
9-0 0-4
7-9 0-1
7-1 0-1
6-8 0-2
5-9 0-0
3-0 0-2
3
10-9
1-9
10 0
1-1
8-1 0-7
7-2 0-5
8-8 0-8
8-9 0-8
9-3 0-3
9-3 0-3
9-9 0-3
10-5 0-5
13-1 0'2
15-4 0-2
41 0-6
4
24-0
0-3
24-7
0-4
25-0 0-5
25-3 0-7
25-3 0-8
25-i 0'6
25-1 0-3
25-5 0-5
25-9 0-7
26-0 0-4
257 0-6
25-9 1-0
231 0-4
5
30-3
0-7
30-3
0-3
30-4 0-4
31-0 0-6
30-8 0-8
30-3 0-5
30-0 0-1
30-1 0-2
30-0 0'5
29 '8 0-8
28-8 0-8
28-0 0-5
29-0 0-4
6
27-1
0-5
27-0
1-0
26-3 1-1
26-1 1-1
26-0 1-1
26-0 1-1
26-0 1-0
26-2 10
26-5 1-4
26-2 0-6
26-1 0-3
261 0-3
27-0 0'9
7
28 -r,
0-6
28-6
0-6
28-5 0-7
28-8 0-8
28-2 1-2
28-1 0-4
27-6 0-8
28-2 0-8
27-5 0-4
27-3 0-4
27-2 0-5
27-0 0-8
27-6 0-6
8
28-5
1-4
29-5
1-0
28-1 1-0
28-0 1-1
28U I'l
28-0 1-1
27-7 1-1
27-2 1-0
26-9 1-0
26-9 07
28-2 0-5
28-9 07
27-3 0-9
9
30-4
0-8
31 0
1-2
32-0 1-8
31-8 2-0
31-1 1-7
28-8 0-8
28-3 0-3
28-9 0-3
29-0 0-3
28-9 0-2
28-4 0-2
28-3 0-3
30 n 1-0
10
33-6
1-6
34-0
2-1
32-0 1-9
32-3 0-5
31-0 1-0
30-1 1-5
30 0 2-0
29-0 1-2
27-4 1-0
26-0 0-5
24-0 0-0
227 0-2
28-9 0-8
11
21-0
0-2
21-2
0-4
22-0 0-7
22-6 0-6
22-8 0-7
22-2 0-3
23-8 0-8
22-9 0-7
21-6 0-3
21-3 0-2
21-0 0-1
211 0-2
217 0-4
12
26-8
1-4
25-8
1-6
26-1 1-9
25-5 1-3
24-5 1-2
24-7 1-7
24-1 1-3
23-5 1-3
22-5 1-0
22-6 07
23-0 1-0
22-8 0-9
24-2 1-0
13
29-1
0-8
29-5
0-6
29-4 0-6
29-4 0-4
29-0 0-2
29 0 0-1
29-7 0-7
30-3 0-7
31 0 1-2
30-9 1-4
30-2 1-2
29-6 0-8
26-9 0-9
14
25-6
1-1
25-1
1-8
23-8 1-1
23-0 0-1
23 0 1-0
22-1 0-8
22'0 0-7
21-8 0-6
22-0 0-9
22-0 0-9
23-3 1-1
221 11
24-4 11
15
31-3
0-3
31-6
0-5
33-2 1-2
36-1 4-1
31-8 2-8
31-2 2-1
31-3 1-8
310 2-0
30-4 1-6
307 1-9
30 '1 1-2
29-5 1-3
29-6 1-2
16
32-0
1-3
32-0
0-2
34-2 2-2
33-7 1-8
30-8 1-2
30-0 2-0
28-3 0-5
28-0 0-8
27-4 0-5
27-1 1-0
27'2 0-1
27-3 0-4
30-4 1-3
17
22-8
0 0
237
0-2
23-8 0-1
24-2 0-2
24-7 0-4
24-4 0-2
23-9 0-1
25-1 0-3
25-9 0-9
26-2 0-5
26-6 0-5
27-3 0-5
24-6 0-3
18
31-1
0 1
31-4
0'3
31-7 0-5
31-2 0-2
31-0 00
30-7 0-1
30-5 0-3
30-5 0'3
29-9 0-2
297 0-6
31-0 1-8
311 1-4
30 1 0-5
19
32-3
1-0
31-5
0'7
32-2 2-0
31 -3 I'O
30-2 0-4
31-0 0-4
31-0 1-4
31 -a 1-0
33-7 3-5
32-0 2-0
31-5 2-2
30-4 2-0
31-0 1-4
20
26 '6
1-4
27-0
1-5
28-7 1-8
28-0 1-8
28-1 1-6
27-3 1-7
26-5 1-6
24-5 1-6
24-0 1-1
23-0 1-5
22-0 1 -1
22-0 11
27-3 2-0
21
27-8
1-8
30-2
1'2
30-1 2-0
31-0 1-5
30-9 1-5
30-6 1-3
30-0 1-2
30-2 2 '2
300 2-3
32 '0 3-0
33-2 2-4
34-2 31
271 1-5
22
31-0
0-3
30-9
0-2
30-9 0-2
30-7 0-3
30-8 0-3
30-3 0-2
30 '6 0-6
30-0 0-2
29-6 0-1
29-9 0-2
31-8 2-0
29-2 0-3
307 0-6
23
30-0
1-0
30 0
0-4
29-2 0-2
30-5 0-3
31-0 0-3
31-5 0-3
31-3 0-1
31-7 0"2
31-7 0-2
32-0 0-2
32-0 0-2
34-8 2-S
30-6 1-0
24
31-5
0-5
310
06
31-0 0-5
30-9 0-5
33-4 2-2
32 '0 2 0
32-2 1-9
32-4 2-4
32-0 2-0
32-0 2-0
33-0 2-0
341 27
33-0 1-8
25
32-2
1-0
.33-9
1-9
33-3 2-3
32 1 2 1
32-3 2-3
31-8 3-0
31-4 2-9
31-0 2-1
30-5 1-8
30-5 2 0
30-5 17
30-2 21
321 1-8
26
36-8
2-3
36-5
2-7
33-5 1-5
32'0 0-9
31-0 0'9
31-0 1-0
30-0 0-5
29-2 0-2
30-0 0-5
30-3 0-4
30-1 0-1
30-5 0'5
31 -2 1-3
27
351
2'8
40-5
3-1
40-5 2-7
40-0 2-8
41-0 3-0
40-4 2-6
40-8 3-5
40-2 2-9
41-0 3-9
40-2 4-0
40-0 4-0
40-0 3 4
35-9 2 1
28
31-4
01
31-9
0-4
33-2 1-2
33-6 0-6
32-3 0-3
31-9 0-0
31-0 00
31-2 0-1
30-6 0 0
30-4 0-0
30-9 01
31 0 0-0
33-6 0-8
29
33 0
1-0
33 2
0-7
33-2 0-9
32-3 0-6
32-3 0-3
32-2 0-2
31-5 0-2
31-7 0 3
31-7 0-5
317 0-4
32-0 0-5
32-0 0-6
337 1-0
30
31 -6
1-4
31 '8
1-4
31-6 1-8
31-6 1-8
31-5 0-5
31-2 1-2
30-9 1-1
30-1 1-4
30-0 1-2
29-9 1-1
29-5 2'0
29-3 1-3
31-6 11
31
31-0
0-2
30-9
0-3
31-1 01
31-2 0-2
31-2 0-0
32 0 0-2
32-3 0-3
330 0-9
32-9 0-9
320 0-0
31-8 0-0
31-2 0-0
310 0-8
Means
28-3
0-94
28-6
0-94
28-3 1-13
28-1 0-99
27'8 0-98
27-4 0-92
27-2 0-90
26-9 0-90
26-8 0-98
26-6 0-91
267 0-92
26-6 0-99 27-0 0-97
124
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Air Temperatuke and Depression of Wet Bulb.
NOVEMBER 1903.
1
o
3
4
5
6
7 1
8
9
10 11
12
Dry-^?ef
L'f>- Wet.
r,„. Dep. of
^r>- Wet.
l^O- Wet.
P, Dep. of
^'y- Wet.
T^ Dep. of
^'y- Wet.
Dry-^^f^t"'
nrv Dep. of
"^i- Wet.
Dry.
Dep. of
Wet.
n„ Dep. of
"•^y- Wet.
Dry.^P-'Dry.I^^J^.^'
1
31-1
0-1
sfo
0 0
3f-0 0°0
30°-3 O'O
29°8 0°0
29°-4
DO
29°3
0-0
so'-i
O'O
30°
5 0-1
3l'0 O"!
31°5 0°4
28-4 0-2
2
15-1
1-0
151
0-8
14-9 1-0
160 1-1
16-9 10
16-8
)-6
15-9
0-9
16-6
07
18-9 1-0
20-8 0-9
22 2 1-1
24 1 17
3
26-3
1-4
26-0
1-3
26-3 2-0
27-1 2-0
27-1 1-2
29-5
2-2
28-0
1-2
29-5
1-5
30-6 1-6
30-9 1-9
30-8 2-5
31-8 2-6
4
29-2
0-4
30 '9
0-5
31-7 0-7
32-1 0-9
321 3-1
33-2
L-1
33-5
1-2
33-4
1-3
33-4 1-4
327 07
31-6 0-3
.31 -8 0-6
5
32-9
1-0
32-2
1-0
32 0 10
31-3 0-6
30-5 0-3
32-9
3-3
31-3
0-5
26-0
0-8
25
7 1-1
24-8 0-9
24-4 0-9
25-6 1-1
6
27-9
1-5
28-7
1-9
29-7 1-9
28-2 1-2
27-9 0-4
28-5
D-6
28-9
0-2
29-2
0-2
29-8 0-3
30-6 0-1
31-6 0-4
327 07
30-4
1-0
30-2
0-8
31-1 1-3
29-6 07
29-8 0-8
29-6
37
30-0
1-2
30-9
1-5
31-4 2-1
327 1-8
32-5 1-5
327 1-5
8
26-7
0-4
26-7
0-4
26 1 0-3
26-5 0-5
26-9 0-8
27-8
1-1
27-4
1-3
28-6
1-5
29 0 1-5
30-6 17
30-8 1-6
31-2 1-4
9
26-1
0-8
24-0
0-3
24-2 0-1
23-2 0-0
231 0-0
23-1
0-0
23-5
0-1
24 C
0-1
24
2 0-1
26-5 0-9
26-5 0-8
27-3 U-8
10
26 '7
1-1
26-1
0-7
26-5 0-6
27 0 0-6
27-2 0-2
27-8
0-6
28-1
0'4
287
0-6
29-2 0-4
297 0-6
29-6 0-5
29-8 0-6
11
31-0
2 0
32-2
0-2
30-1 2-i
29-1 2-0
29-2 2-0
29-9
2-6
29-3
2-4
30-5
2-3
31-5 1-5
32-3 1-8
31-6 1-5
31-5 1-3
12
29-S
0-0
29-8
0 0
29-5 0-0
29-4 0-0
297 0-0
30-0
0 0
30-2
0-0
30-]
0-0
30'0 0-0
29-1 0-0
30'1 0-6
29-8 0-3
13
31-8
1-6
31-6
1-4
31-5 1-2
31-0 17
307 1-5
30-8
3-5
31-8
3-9
30 -C
2-6
30-4 27
30-9 30
31-0 3-1
31-0 3-8
1-4
29 1
0-9
29-5
0-8
29-0 0-5
28-9 0-1
29-5 0-0
30-4
0-5
31-2
1-4
30 ■£
07
30-9 07
310 0-3
30-8 0-8
307 0-2
15
25-2
0-3
24-8
0-0
24-5 0-7
24-9 1-3
24-9 1-0
25-9
1-1
25-8
1-3
25 •£
1-0
25-3 1-1
24-9 1-5
25-9 17
25-9 1-9
16
27 0
0-0
28-3
0-2
28-8 0 0
29-8 0-1
31-8 0-1
34-2
2-1
35-1
0-3
36 ■£
1-8
37-4 1-8
38-9 2-4
39-6 2-8
41-4 4'1
17
35-0
3-0
33-7
2-7
34-1 2-3
34-8 2-4
35-5 3-5
.32-2
1-9
35-2
37
33 •£
2-5
34-6 2-9
31-6 0-9
33-3 1-8
33-3 1-6
18
23-5
0'5
23-9
1-1
23'8 09
24-1 1-0
247 1-2
247
0-9
24-9
1-1
24 M
07
24-9 0-9
26-3 ]-5
26-0 0-6
26 1 0-8
19
27-9
0-8
27-8
2-1
29-0 1-8
32-3 2-0
34-1 2-1
31-3
0-8
32-8
1-0
34-1
1-5
33
7 0-9
331 10
33-0 0-9
33-9 1-4
20
31 -S
0'5
32-1
0-7
32 3 0-8
32-1 0-6
32-0 0-3
31-8
0-0
31-6
0-0
31 £
0-0
32 0 0-0
32-2 01
32-1 0-0
32-1 00
21
24-0
0-0
221
0-0
22-2 0-0
22-0 0-0
22-9 0-0
23-5
0 0
26 0
0-0
26 •(
0-0
27-0 0-0
28-8 0-6
30-9 0-9
30-5 07
22
32-0
0-0
310
0-0
31-0 0 0
31-3 0 0
32-3 0-3
33-0
10
32-2
0-2
33-8 1-4
35-8 0-6
37-8 1-1
36-0 2-8
36-3 3-9
23
33-0
0-6
33-0
0-9
32-3 0-3
32-4 0-6
317 1-0
31-8
1-0
32 0
1-0
327
1-4
32-8 1-4
33-0 1-6
33-S 2-1
32-9 0-9
24
31-8
01
30-3
0-2
29-8 1-0
29-8 07
30-6 0-3
30-8
0-2
31-0
0-2
30-8 0-0
30-8 0-0
31-5 1-1
307 2-0
32-1 2-3
25
30-1
2-7
29-8
2-5
29 0 1-0
30-1 0-3
30 0 0-5
29-3
0-4
297
0-3
30-S
0-5
320 07
327 1-0
32-8 10
34-2 2-2
26
26-7
1-8
26-5
1-5
26-7 1-5
27-2 1-2
26-5 1-5
26-6
1-1
26-0
1-0
27-3 17
27
8 1-8
28-1 1-5
28-4 1-5
28-2 1-3
27
25-9
1-5
25-6
0-8
25-2 1-1
25-4 1-6
25-0 07
26-1
1-8
26-4
1-6
26-
1-9
27
0 2-5
27'9 2-1
28-3 2-8
27 '2 2-4
28
26-1
1-1
26-3
1-2
26-2 07
26-2 0-5
26-1 0-3
26-5
07
26-4
0-4
26-J
0-5
27
0 07
27-3 0-6
27-3 07
27-3 0-6
29
26-1
0-2
26 0
0-2
26-2 0-3
267 0-4
27-0 0-3
27 '0
0-1
28-0
0'5
27-i
0-3
28
2 0-2
28-9 0-3
29-2 O'l
29-1 0-1
30
27-9
0-2
27-9
0-7
27-3 0-2
27-4 0-2
27-5 0-1
27-3
0-1
27-0
0-0
27 -C
0-1
26-8 0-0
26-9 0-8
26-8 0-8
27-0 1-0
Means
28-2
D-S8
28-1
3-83
28 1 0-85
28-2 O'Sl
28-4 0-82
287 0-90
29-0
0-91
29-2
0-97
29-6 1-00
30-1 109
30-3 1-28
1
30-5 1-40
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22 23
Midnight.
Mean.
Drv Dep. of
Orv Dep. Of
""y Wet.
D^y-^^et!^
D>y-"?et?''
)rv Dep. of
"i- Wet.
r, Dep. of
^'^y- Wet.
nrv Dep. of
^"^J- Wet.
^^y- Wet.
"^^y-Vet
Dry.^.^5i-t°'
^^y-'^Wet
r, Dep. 0
^'5- Wet.
f nrv Dep. of
"'^i- Wet.
1
28°9
0-3
27°3
0-1
25°1 0°1
23°7 0°7
22°7 0°6
22°7 0°8
2l'-8 0°-8
20°8 0°8
i9°5 o'e
18°1 0°-8
18°0 0°7
16°1 0°-3
26°2 0°3
2
26-7
1-5
27 0
0-7
27-4 2-1
27-3 1-5
27-3 1-6
26-9 1-8
26-9 1-8
26-5 1-9
26-1 1-5
26-1 1-4
26-0 1-5
26-5 1-8
22-2 1-2
3
32-4
2-4
32 '4
2-4
31-3 1-9
31-4 1-8
29-0 1-1
28-2 1-1
28-9 0-9
28-0 1-1
27-3 0-5
29-8 0-9
29-3 0-3
29-6 0-4
29-2 1-5
4
32-0
0-4
32-0
0-0
35-8 2-6
357 3-4
32-8 1-5
31-3 0-1
30-9 0-0
33-8 1-8
36-9 2-1
.37-0 2-0
35-0 2-1
33-3 1-3
33-0 1-2
5
26-2
1-3
27-0
1-7
26-9 1-6
27-6 1-6
28-0 2-0
26-8 1-9
27-0 2-0
26-6 1-9
26-1 1-2
26-2 1-2
26-0 1-2
26-1 1-1
27-9 1-2
6
38-9
2-4
33 '9
0-9
327 0-5
32-3 0-3
31-6 0-0
31-3 0-0
33-9 0-9
33-0 0-5
31-6 00
31-1 0-6
31-0 0-8
30-9 0-9
31-1 07
7
33'3
1-3
33-1
1-3
32-0 1 7
33-2 2-5
33-8 3-0
33-9 37
32-3 2-4
30-8 1-2
29-3 0-9
28-0 0-6
27 '0 0-0
26-8 0-3
31-0 1-4
8
32-0
2-1
31-3
1-6
31-2 2-1
29-8 17
29-4 1-4
28-1 1-0
27-3 0-6
27-4 1-0
27-6 I'O
26-8 0-8
26-0 0-8
26-9 1-0
28-4 1-1
9
27-1
0-8
29-3
0-5
277 0'9
27-2 1-0
267 07
26-5 0-5
25-3 0-1
257 0-4
25-8 07
26-2 M
26-0 0-9
26-0 1-0
25-6 0-5
10
29-8
0-4
30-3
0-5
29-3 0-1
29-9 07
29-8 0-3
31-1 1-0
31-8 1-1
30-9 1-0
31-1 1-4
32-2 2-2
31 0 1-2
317 0-0
29-4 O'S
11
31-9
17
32-6
1-7
32-2 1-S
31-1 1-3
30 0 1-0
28-3 0-3
28-3 0-5
29-3 0-3
29'5 0-1
29-6 0-0
30-4 0-1
30-3 0-2
30-5 1-3
12
30 '0
0-8
29-9
0-0
30-2 0-0
317 0-2
32-0 0-2
32-0 0-1
32-1 0-3
34-2 2-2
33-2 1-4
33-2 2-6
32-2 2-0
32-8 2'1
30-9 0-6
13
31-2
3-9
30-9
3-0
30-9 3-1
31-2 2-9
307 2-8
30-6 27
30-1 2-4
30-0 2-5
30-0 2-2
307 2-0
30-5 2-4
29-8 2-6
30-8 2-6
14
30-9
0-0
30-6
0-0
31-1 0-0
31-6 0-2
31-9 0-4
30-9 0-0
29-8 0-3
30-2 0-8
30-1 0-2
28-4 0-4
27-6 0-4
26-0 0-4
30-0 0-4
15
25-0
1-2
24-8
1-7
25-1 1-8
26-1 1-9
25-2 2-1
247 2-0
24-8 2-1
25-1 2-1
25-5 2-2
26-4 1-8
26-3 1-8
27-6 1-5
25 '4 1-4
16
36-9
1-8
33-9
0-6
38-2 1-8
38-2 2-0
36-8 1-8
37-2 3-0
37-2 3-2
36-3 2-9
33-0 1-3
35-1 3-0
33-0 1-0
33-5 2-3
.34-9 1-6
17
32-3
1-3
32-1
2-0
320 2-2
31-4 2-2
31-1 2-3
30-2 2-0
30-0 2-2
29-3 1-3
28-4 2-2
267 I'O
247 0-0
24-0 07
31-6 20
18
26-2
1-4
27-7
1-5
277 1-9
26-8 1-6
27-1 1-4
26'9 1-5
27-3 1-5
28-2 1-9
28-6 2-0
28-3 1'6
28-0 1-8
27-8 l-.s
26-2 1'3
19
32-3
0-3
32-1
0-1
32-1 0-4
32-1 0-6
317 0-6 1 32-C 07
31-8 0-6
31-5 0-5
31-9 0-6
32-] 07
320 07
32-1 0-5
31-9 0-9
20
32-0
00
32-3
0-1
; 32-3 0-2
36-0 2-0
35-8 1-3 1 36-1 27
35-4 2-9
32-4 1-6
34-8 3-0
27-5 0-4
26-6 0-0
25-3 0-0
32 1 07
21
30-0
0-4
30-8
0-8
33-4 1-8
30-3 0-2
31-0 0-1 297 0-0
31-0 0-3
31-5 0-3
32-2 0-3
32-3 0-3
32-6 0-6
33-1 1-0
28-5 0-4
22
33-1
1-1
32-1
0-1
31-2 0-3
31-0 0 0
32-6 0-8 32-1 0-1
33-6 1-6
34-2 1-2
33-9 1-1
33-9 1-1
33-0 07
330 07
33-2 0-9
23
32-9
1-5
32-7
1-6
327 07
32-0 1-0
30-9 0-6
31-1 0-5
31-1 0-4
30-6 0-3
29-5 0-0
30-0 00
297 0-0
31-0 0-0
31-9 0-8
24
31-8
2-4
31-7
2-7
31-3 3-3
32 0 3-3
31-2 15
31-0 27
30-3 3-0
31-1 3-3
30-3 3-3
297 2-8
27-6 2-1
29-5 3-8
307 1-8
25
35-7
3-4
33-0
10
34-2 1-5
317 07
30-6 1-0
30-2 0-4
29-1 0-1
29-1 0-1
28-6 1-1
27-9 1-1
27-1 1-1
27-1 1-1
30-6 1-1
26
28-2
1-4
28-0
1-2
28-0 1-3
27-5 1-5
27 '6 1-6
277 2-0
27-5 1-4
27-2 1-4
26-9 2-0
26-6 2-0
26-6 17
26-6 1-9
27-3 ]-6
27
27-9
2-9
28-0
2-6
277 2-1
28-2 2-]
27-9 1-9
27-4 1-8
26-8 1-6
26-5 17
267 1-9
26-1 1-6
26-2 1-2
26-1 1-0
26-8 1-8
28
27-5
0-5
28-0
0-8
27-6 0-6
27-1 n-6
27-0 0-8
26-8 0-6
26-8 07
26-8 07
28-1 2-9
26-8 07
26-6 0-5
25-9 0-1
26-8 07
29
30-3
0-3
30-2
0-4
297 0-6
297 0-5
29-3 0-3
29-3 0-3
28-9 0-3
287 0-5
28-8 0-5
287 0-4
28-6 0-5
28-2 0-2
28-4 0-4
30
27 0
1*2
27-2
M
267 0-6
27-2 1-2
27-2 1-2
27-0 1-4
26-4 10
26-4 1-0
26-8 0-8
27-0 1-0
27-0 1-0
27-0 1-0
27-1 07
Means
30-7
1-35
30-4
109
30-5 1-32
30-4 1-37
29-9 1-20
2
)-6 1-22
29
5 1-23
29-4
1-67
29-3
1-30
29 '0 1-22
28 4 0-97
28-3 1-03
29-3 1-01
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
125
Air Temperatuke and Depression of Wet Bulb.
DECEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Means
T^ Dep. of
^^y- Wet.
27-2
28-3
27-8
27-9
2yO
29-2
26-8
29-7
31 1
29-7
28-3
28-2
30-2
30-2
32-6
33 0
29-9
31-2
31-8
33-7
30-5
32-0
32-0
31-0
30-S
32-7
31-3
29-9
32-8
32-0
31-2
1-4
0-7
0-5
1-7
0-4
1-4
1-4
0-8
0-1
0-4
0-3
0-2
0-2
1-2
0-8
0-0
1-3
0-4
0-0
0-0
0-4
1-5
2 0
0-6
1-8
19
0-1
0-7
0-8
0-2
0-2
30-3 075
,-) Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
27-1
28-8
27-0
28-1
29-0
29-0
26-7
29-8
31-3
30-0
28-5
28-7
30-1
•30-5
32-5
32-8
29-9
31-1
32 0
33-0
30-1
32-9
32-1
30-5
30-9
33-0
32-6
30-0
32-8
31-8
31-1
1-7
0-8
0-1
1-6
0-3
1-0
0-9
0-8
0-3
0-9
0-4
0-6
0-3
1-5
0-7
0-0
1-3
0-3
0-1
0-0
0-1
2-1
2-4
0-4
1-8
2-1
0-3
0-6
0-8
0-0
0-2
Dry,
Dep. of p, Dep, of
Wet. "'^J- Wet.
27-1
28-8
28-2
28-2
29-0
28-8
28-0
29-9
31-1
29-7
28-4
28-8
30 0
30-3
32-0
1-8
0-8
0-7
1-2
0-2
0-8
1-0
1-1
0-1
0-7
0-3
0-6
1-0
M
0-5
30-4 0-79
32-9
0-0
29-9
1-0
31-2
0-4
31-8
0-1
32-9
0-0
29-5
0-0
32-2
1-2
30-0
0-8
30-8
0-4
30-5
1-3
33 1
1-9
31-9
0-2
30-8
0-6
32-9
0-9
31-8
0-0
31-3
01
30-3
[)-67
27-8
29-0
25-4
29-0
29-1
28-8
29-0
30-1
31-2
29-8
28-5
28-8
30-0
30-6
31-8
32-9
31-6
31-0
31-9
34-8
28-7
30-6
30-0
31 1
31-0
32-9
31-9
31-1
32-8
31-4
31-9
1-6
0-7
0-4
2-3
0-3
1-0
1-2
1-1
0-3
0-8
0-2
0-6
0-5
1'5
0-4
0-0
1-5
n-r,
0-1
0'3
0-1
0-6
0-8
0-2
1-7
2-5
0-2
0-6
0-8
0-0
0 0
^'^y' Wet. "^i- Wet.
27-3
28-9
28-7
29-0
29-0
29-0
29-3
30-3
31-3
29-7
29-0
29-1
30-8
30-4
32-5
32-7
32-0
31-2
32-0
33-7
28-6
30-5
30-8
31-7
31-7
32-8
31-5
31-4
32-5
31-9
31-9
0-9
0-3
0-7
2-2
0-3
0-6
1-1
0-8
0-3
0-9
0-2
0-3
0-8
1-0
0-6
0-1
1-6
0-5
0-0
0-1
0-0
1-3
0-4
0-5
1-7
1-8
0-2
0-6
0-6
0-2
0-0
30-4 0-74 30-6 0
27-7
29-3
28-8
29-0
28-9
29-5
28-8
31-0
31-5
29-8
29-5
29-6
30-6
30-0
32-7
32-5
33-6
31 1
32-0
33-5
28-7
30-8
31-4
31-8
31-3
32-8
32-1
31-8
32-7
34-4
32-0
1-2
0-5
0-8
2-3
0'6
0-8
0-8
1-2
0-3
0-9
0-3
O'd
0-3
0-9
0-8
0 0
1-9
0-4
0-0
0-1
0-1
1-0
0-8
0-6
1-3
1-4
0-3
0-9
0-5
2-4
0-0
30-9 0-77
Dry
, Dep. of
' Wet.
28-4
29-8
23-2
29 '4
29-2
31-2
29-6
30-8
31-8
29-7
29-7
30-5
31-0
30 0
33-1
32-6
35-3
30-S
31-7
33-4
28-7
31-2
32-5
32-0
32-4
35-4
32-2
32-2
33-1
34-8
32-2
0-9
0-8
0-4
2-5
0-5
1-2
0-9
I'O
1-0
0-8
0-4
0-7
(1-3
10
0-6
0 0
3 0
0 0
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-2
1-3
0-8
1-4
2-3
0-3
1-0
0-6
2-1
0-2
31-4 0-8J
n_.. Dep. of
^■^J- Wet.
29-1
31-5
29-6
31-9
2S-9
31-9
29-7
30-9
32-2
30-1
29-7
31-8
31-0
30-3
32-7
32-5
36-1
31-4
32-1
34-0
23-7
31-7
327
32-1
32-8
34-5
32-5
33-0
33-2
34-2
32-3
1-1
1-4
0-8
2-9
0-8
1-2
0-9
1-1
1-4
1-1
03
08
0-4
1-3
0-4
0-0
1-8
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-8
0-0
1-4
0-3
20
1-S
0-6
1-2
0-7
1-5
01
Drv Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
29-0
32-6
30-3
30-4
28-8
32-7
•30 0
31-3
32-0
29-9
310
32-0
31-6
31-0
.32-9
32-8
37-4
31-3
32-0
33-4
29-2
32 0
32-9
31-6
33-8
34-0
32-6
35-0
32-0
■34-6
32 7
10
2-0
1-3
2-8
0-7
0-8
1-0
1-3
1-3
0-9
0-7
1-0
0-6
1-6
0-3
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-9
0-0
1-5
0-3
1-3
1-5
0-6
2-2
0-0
1-8
0-1
10
n Dep. of
'-"^y- Wet.
17 0-92 32-0 0-95
29-7
30-4
30-1
31-0
29-8
32-3
30-6
31-5
31-9
30-0
•33 -1
32-8
32-0
31-0
33-0
32-7
38-1
33-3
31-8
33-0
28-5
32-8
32-0
31-4
33-8
33-3
32-9
33'1
32-0
34-8
32-9
1-4
1-5
11
2-9
1-8
1-5
1-6
1-4
1-3
1-0
11
0-9
1-0
1-5
0-2
0 0
2-8
1-2
0-0
0-0
0-8
0-6
0-2
0-4
2-6
1-3
0-5
11
0 0
2-6
0-1
12
"'^- Wet. ^r.. Wet.
32-1 1-11
29-0
30-0
32-0
30-5
29-9
32-4
30-8
31-7
32-0
29-8
31-2
34-9
31-7
31-7
32 '9
32-5
38-9
38-2
30-8
33-5
28-3
32-9
32-0
31-8
34-9
34-4
32-4
33-9
32-2
36 0
33 1
Wet,
0°9
1-2
2-0
2-5
1-0
0-4
1-8
1-5
1-4
0-8
0 0
3-0
0-4
1-5
0-2
0-0
3-4
3-2
0-1
0-0
0-6
0-2
1-0
1-2
2-8
1-5
0-2
1-9
0-2
3-0
0-0
32-4 1-22
29-8
30-0
31-9
30-3
30-3
32-7
30-8
32-0
32-4
30-5
30-2
35-2
30-8
34-0
33-2
39 0
38-6
40-0
30-7
32-8
28-9
32-8
32-8
32 '0
35-2
34-9
32-9
32-9
32-7
37-1
33-3
10
1-0
2-0
2-1
1-1
1-9
1-6
1-5
1-6
M
0-9
1-7
0-6
20
0-4
1-4
3-5
4-6
0-2
00
0-6
0-2
1-0
0-7
3-4
1-8
0-1
0-9
0-5
3-5
0-1
32-9 1-39
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
13
Dry,
Dep. of
Wet.
29-9
31-1
31-9
30-4
30-4
32-5
31-8
32-5
31-9
30-6
30-0
33-8
30-0
35-2
33-1
35-0
40 '0
40-0
31-1
32-9
29-9
33 '0
32-9
31-7
34-2
32-9
33-0
331
32-2
38-1
35-0
0-9
1-2
1-0
1-8
0-6
0-7
2-0
1-5
1-8
1-1
0-7
1-6
0-0
1-6
0-4
0-8
4-0
4-5
0-3
01
0-8
0-2
1-1
0-6
2-5
1-2
0-3
1-0
0-2
3-8
0-2
Means 32-9 1-24
14
n,.„ Dep. of
'-"y- Wet.
29-7
31-4
32-1
30-1
30-6
32-3
31-1
32-2
31-6
30-5
30-4
32-9
29-8
36-0
33-5
330
40-6
40-8
31-4
32-3
30-3
33-1
32-2
31-7
32-2
34-5
33-3
33-2
32-9
38-7
34-7
0-8
1-4
1-2
2-0
0-9
1-6
1-4
1-5
1-8
1-0
1-0
1-2
0-0
2-0
0-5
0-4
5-0
4-6
0-4
0-0
0-5
0-3
0-9
0-6
0-9
1-5
0-2
0-9
0 9
4-7
0-3
15
32-8 1-30
Drv ^'^V- of
^'^i- Wet.
29-6 0-8
30-6 1-6
31-2 0-9
30 1 1-9
30-6 1-0
32-7 2-3
30-8 1-6
32 '4 1-6
31-0 1-6
30-1 1-0
30-3 0-8
33-1 1-1
29-7 0-0
35-3 3-0
33-1 0-3
34-2 1-9
39-8 5-6
34-8 1-7
31-7 0-3
34-0 0-4
30-8 0-9 I
32-9 0-1
32-7 1-0
33 0 2-0
33-0 2-2
33-2 1-2
32 8 0-1
33-1 0-9
32-6 O-S
36-0 2-2
34-0 0-0
32-5 1-32
16
Dry-^^t"'
29-4 U-6
31-0 1-4
31-0 1-0
29-9 1-3
30 1 1-2
31-9 2-1
30-0 0-9
32-0 1-4
30-2 1-2
30-3 1-0
30 0 0-7
33-1 l-l
30-1 0-2
35-8 1-4
33 0 0-3
31-8 0-1
39-3 5 1
34-1 1-3
32-1 0-3
31-8 0-0
31-4 1-9
32-6 0-4
32-2 0-6
33-0 2-0
32-7 2-0
33-8 1-7
32-9 0-1
32-7 0-7
32-7 1-0
35-5 2-4
33-5 0-2
32-2 1-15
"■^y- Wet.
29°3 0-6
31-4 1-4
31-6 1-6
29-4 1-0
30-3 1-4
32-8 2-3
30-3 1-3
31-9 1-3
30-0 1-0
30-2 1-0
29-9 0-6
33-0 1-0
30-2 0-4
35-7 1-3
32-9 0-3
31-1 0-1
37-6 4-8
33 0 0-8
31-9 01
31-9 0 0
32-0 1'5
32-3 0-3
32-1 0-7
32-8 2-0
33-1 1-8
32-4 0-7
32-5 0-2
32-4 0-6
33-6 17
35-2 2-3
33-1 0 1
32-1 1-10
18
19
"^- Wet.
29-0 0-7
30-2 1-2
30-9 1-5
29-1 1-1
30-2 1-9
31-1 1-5
30-6 1-5
31 '4 0-9
29-7 1-1
30-2 0-9
29-1 0-1
33-0 1-0
30-4 0-6
32-1 0-3
32-9 0-1
3U-9 0-0
38-8 5-9
32-8 0-6
33-2 0-3
33 '0 10
32-5 1-5
32-3 0-5
32-0 1-0
31-8 1-3
33-1 1-4
32-3 0-2
33-4 0-3
31-8 0-6
■32-2 0-2
33-8 1-6
33-0 0-2
31-8 1-00
r)rv ^^V- 01
"'^y- Wet,
2S-9 0-9
29-8 1-2
30-4 1-2
29-4 0-4
30-0 1-3
30-6 1-6
30-4 1-6
31-2 0-7
29-3 1-0
30-0 1-0
28-8 0-1
31-8 0-2
30-5 0-7
33-0 0-7
32-6 0-0
31-5 0-6
32-6 1-7
32-5 0-5
33-2 0-1
32-3 0-3
31-4 0-4
32-6 1-2
32-7 1-0
32-1 1-4
32-8 1-1
20
21
"'^>- Wet. "'^i- Wet,
32-0 0-7
-33-2 0 3
31-8 0-7 i
31-9 0-5 i
33-5 1-3 I
32-9 0-1 I
28-5 07
298 0-8
30-0 1-3
30-0 0-4
30-0 1-0
30-0 1-5
30-2 1-6
31-2 0-8
29-2 0-2
29-6 0-8
287 0-2
32-0 1-0
30-3 07
33-5 0-9
33-3 0-0
31-8 0-6
33-0 2-1
32-4 0-5
33-5 0-1
32-0 0-0
32-5 0-4
31-8 0-6
•32-4 07
31-4 0-8
33-0 1-4
31-6 0-6
32-6 0-3
32-0 0-8
31-2 0-3
32-3 1-3
33-2 0-1
31-5 078 I 31-4 073
28'4 U-5
287 1-0
29-1 1-9
29-3 0 1
29-9 0-3
29-2 1-2
30-2 1-2
31-1 0-6
29i 07
29-4 07
28-3 0-2
31-8 1-2
30-4 1-0
36-4 1-8
34-4 0-2
30-5 1-5
31-0 M
32-2 0-4
33o 0-1
31-5 0-0
32-9 1-8
31-8 1-2
31-6 0 0
29-9 1-2
32-8 2-2
31-6 0-0
32-1 0-3
32-1 1-0
31-1 0-0
31-9 0-9
34-6 0-1
31-2 079
22
"^y- Wet.
28°3 Of.
28-2 07
28-8 1-8
29-0 0-0
29-9 1-9
290 1-8
30 0 1-0
31-0 0-3
29-6 0-6
291 U-4
28-2 0-2
31-1 0-9
30-8 17
327 0-9
327 0-0
30-1 1-4
30-6 0-8
31-6 0-0
33-0 0-0
31-0 0-0
32-9 1-3
31-2 0-4
31-9 0-0
30-8 2-1
32-5 2-5
31-3 0-0
31-9 00
32-2 1-0
31-3 0-4
317 07
337 0-2
30-8 076
23
p, Dep. of
^'^y- Wet,
28-3 0-5
28-3 0-.^
27-8 1-8
29-0 0-2
29-5 1-0
27-3 1-9
29-2 07
31 0 0-0
29-3 0-3
29-0 07
28-0 0 0
307 0-6
30-8 1-4
34-0 2-0
327 0-0
30-0 1-2
31-4 0-5
32-1 0-6
33 0 0-0
31-0 0 0
33-2 1-3
•32-0 07
31-8 0-0
307 2-0
32-2 1-4
31-3 0-1
32-0 0-2
32-4 0-9
31-9 0-6
31 G 0-6
34-0 0-1
30-9 070
Midnight.
"^y- Wet.
28-6 0-6
28-1 0-1
28-0 1-8
28-9 0-2
29-4 1-3
26-2 1-1
297 10
3M 01
29-9 07
28-8 07
28-1 0-1
30-8 0-8
30-2 0-4
33-0 1-2
33-1 0-0
30-0 1-3
31 '9 0-8
31-5 0-1
33-2 0-1
30-9 0 0
33 0 1-2
321 0-1
31-1 0-1
30 8 2-6
32-2 2-0
31-4 0-2
31-6 0'8
32-3 0-4
31-9 0-3
31-2 0-3
34-3 0-1
307 0-66
Mean.
nrv ^^P "^
"^y- Wet,
28-6 10
29-8 10
29-6 M
29-6 1-6
297 0-9
30-5 1-3
29-8 1-3
31-2 1-0
30-9 1-0
29-9 0-9
29 -5 0-5
31-6 1-0
.30-5 0-5
.32-6 1-4
32-9 0-3
32-4 0-5
34-9 2-6
33-3 1-0
32-1 0-1
32-8 0-1
30 '5 0-8
32-1 0-ii
31-9 O'S
31-6 1-1
32-6 1-8
33-0 1-2
32-4 0-3
32-3 10
32-4 0-6
33-9 1-6
33-0 0-1
31-5 0-94
126
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Air Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb.
JANUAEY 1904:.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Means
Dry,
Dep. of
Wet.
32-7
30-3
29-9
28-1
25-4
311
28-9
32-0
34-0
34-3
.33-1
35-0
.32-1
30-6
30-2
30-3
31-1
33 0
33-6
32-9
33-2
31-5
31-5
31-1
32-5
29-8
311
31-6
30-9
30-2
31-9
0-7
1-3
1-9
1-1
1-3
2-7
2-7
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-2
2-5
1-1
0-5
2-3
1-9
2-1
0-2
0-4
0-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-7
0-7
0-5
2-2
1-5
M
1-3
1-9
31-4 112
Drv Dep. of
J-'ry- Wet.
37-8
30-0
29-5
28-3
27-8
31-0
287
35-3
39-1
36-8
36 0
34-9
320
30-3
30 0
30-2
30-5
33-1
33 0
33-0
33-3
31-3
31-0
30-6
32-5
30-6
31-3
.31-2
30-6
30-3
32-1
2-1
1-5
1-7
1-9
1-9
2-3
2-7
0-2
1-7
0-8
1-1
2-7
0-9
0-3
2-4
2-2
1-9
0-1
0-0
0-3
0-1
O'O
0-0
1-4
0-6
1-8
2'3
1-9
0-8
1-3
2-3
32-0 1-33
Dry.
Dep. of
Wet.
38-2
29-9
29-8
28-5
28-2
30-1
28-9
34-2
38-3
33-8
37-9
35 1
32-3
30-3
30-0
30-3
30-5
32-9
34 0
33-1
34-0
32-0
31-2
30-8
32-7
30-2
31-9
31-3
30-3
30-4
32-2
32-0
2-7
1-7
1-8
1-6
2-1
1-1
2-8
0-2
1-8
0-8
2-0
3 1
0-6
0-5
2-4
2-3
1-7
0-1
0-5
0-]
0-0
0'2
0-0
IS
07
1-4
1-9
2-0
0-5
1-4
3-5
1-40
Dry
Dep. of
Wet.
38-0
30-2
29-9
28-4
28-5
30-1
29-1
34-0
39-0
32-9
37-8
34 0
30-7
30-5
30-0
30-5
31-9
33-1
33-6
33-4
35-0
32-1
31-0
•310
33'1
30-5
32-3
30-3
30-4
30-9
32-3
2-7
2-9
1-9
2-0
1-8
2-6
2 6
0-5
2-0
0 1
2-1
2-5
0-0
0-6
2-5
1-9
3-0
0-0
0-4
0-4
0-3
0-3
0-0
2 0
1-1
1-7
2-3
0-9
0-8
1-7
3-5
32-1 1-52
Dry. ^^ Dry.
39-3
30'2
29-4
28-1
29-3
30-3
29-4
33-7
39-0
32-1
36-8
.33-9
31-5
30-3
30-0
•30-8
32-1
34-3
33-2
33-1
35-2
32-3
•31 -2
30-8
32-9
30-1
32-0
30-4
30-6
31 1
32-1
2-9
21
1-6
21
2-1
2-8
2-7
0-5
2-5
0 0
1-8
2-8
0-6
0-2
2-1
2-4
27
0-2
0-2
0-3
0-2
0-2
0-2
1-9
0-6
1-2
2-4
0-9
17
1-6
3-3
Dep. of
Wet,
32-1 1-51
38-3
30-0
29-9
28-0
297
30-5
29-4
32-8
36-0
32-2
36-9
34-0
32-0
307
297
30-9
32-5
34-4
33-5
33-3
34-3
32-6
31-5
30-3
•327
30-3
30-5
30 '0
30-6
31-6
31-9
2-6
2-0
1-4
1-9
1-9
2-1
2-5
0-2
1-6
00
1-9
27
0-4
0-4
1-9
2-5
2-9
0-1
0-3
0-3
0-1
0-3
0-2
0-8
0-5
1-4
1-2
0-4
1-6
1-6
3-3
Dry.
Dep. of
Wet.
32-0 1-32
36-1
30-3
30-0
29-4
29-9
307
30-0
32-5
39-0
32-0
37-3
34-0
32-8
31-0
29-5
31-3 2-4
32-3 11
34-9 0-4
33-0 0-2
33-6 0-3
2-1
2-3
1-9
1-8
1-9
1-9
27
0-2
2-8
0-0
1-9
2-3
0-9
1-0
1-9
Dry
Dep. of
Wet.
34-8
327
31-8
31-1
33 0
30-3
301
31-0
307
31-8
317
0-1
0-4
0-2
1-3
0-8
0-8
07
1-2
1-6
1-6
3-3
32-1 1-35
32-9
30-2
30-0
29-8
30-8
30-0
30-4
32-3
41-2
327
37-2
33-5
33-2
31-0
29-5
32-3
33-0
36-8
33-0
33-8
34-0
327
31-8
31-3
327
30-8
31-2
30-9
307
32-0
31-8
0-9
1-9
1-4
2-1
1-8
1-5
2-5
0-1
4-0
0-1
2-1
17
0-2
20
2-2
2-3
1-4
0-5
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-3
0-2
1-9
07
0-8
0-6
0-9
1-1
1-4
2-9
Dry.
D.-p. of
Wet.
32-4 1-28
32-4
.30-5
30-2
30-1
310
30-0
30-1
-327
42-0
32-3
368
34-3
33-0
31-0
29-5
32-3
.33-6
387
33-0
337
34-9
33 0
32-5
317
33-0
30 1
31-4
307
30-4
32-1
31-8
32-5 1-.
1-4
17
1-5
1-9
1-5
2-0
2-2
0-3
4-5
0-0
17
2-4
0-5
2-0
2-6
2-5
2-8
1-1
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-4
07
17
0-2
0-2
0-0
1-6
1-2
0-3
3-0
10
Drv '^''l'--
"^^- Wet.
of
r, Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
31-8
31-8
30-3
297
31-1
30-0
30-9
33-0
41-8
327
38-4
.33-8
32-8
31 1
29-8
.32-8
33 '8
38-9
33-2
34-0
35-3
32-8
32-4
32 2
34-2
30-8
31-8
30-1
31-1
327
31-8
1-2
4-0
1-2
2-5
1-5
2-2
1-4
0-2
4-3
0-0
2-1
1-6
0-2
2-0
27
2-8
2-4
1-2
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-4
0-4
2-2
3-9
1-0
0-1
0-9
1-6
1-3
3-1
11
32-8 1-57
I, Dep. of '
"'^- Wet.
317
31-6
30-1
30-0
31-6
30-6
317
33-1
42-8
33-6
38-1
33-5
33-9
31-1
30-5
327
33-8
39-0
•34-3
33-9
35-2
32-8
32-6
32-9
34-1
30-8
32-8
30-1
31-8
32-5
32 0
1-4
3-9
1-5
2-0
1-9
2-2
1-9
0-4
4-5
0-0
2-0
1-4
0-8
20
2-8
3-1
17
1-3
0-2
0 0
0-2
0'4
0-6
1-9
3-5
1-3
0-0
1-1
2-1
1-0
2-6
12
33-1 1-60
31-2
32-0
30-3
31-1
31-2
29-6
32-9
34-4
43-6
34-0
37-8
33-1
32-3
31-0
31-0
327
34-5
39-8
35-0
34-5
35-0
32-8
32-5
33-4
33-8
30-5
.32-0
30-2
32-1
32-9
31-4
1-2
3-3
1-3
2-6
1-2
3-4
2-4
0-S
5 '4
0-1
0-8
1-5
0-4
1-2
3-0
2-9
1-8
1-6
0-6
0-2
0-2
0-4
07
3-2
3-0
0-8
0-0
1-2
1-5
0-9
2-2
33-2 1'61
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Means
13
r, Dep. of
"'^^- Wet.
Drv Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
31-8
31-6
30-3
317
31-0
30-2
33-3
35-0
39-4
34'6
37-9
33-0
32-4
30-5
310
32-4
34-2
32-9
35 0
347
34-8
32-9
33-0
33-3
34 0
30 '8
31-9
30-6
32-2
33-1
31-5
1-8
2-4
17
27
10
3-4
27
1-0
3-3
07
1-9
1-9
0'5
1-5
3 0
2-9
2-0
1-6
0-9
0-4
0-2
0-4
17
2-2
2-8
1-0
0-0
1-3
11
1-1
2-1
14
32 0
30-8
29-3
30-9
32-0
30-3
33-0
.35-2
36-3
35-9
37-1
33-0
32-3
30-2
307
31-8
33-8
397
35-0
35-1
35-3
33 '0
327
337
34-0
31-1
32-0
31-0
31-8
32-9
31 -2
2-1
1-5
1-2
2-6
1-0
3-0
2-6
1-0
1^5
1-4
1-9
1-5
0-4
1-4
2-8
2-0
1-8
17
0-8
0-3
0-3
0-3
1-4
2-6
3-2
1-1
0-0
1-3
1-8
1-2
2-1
15
ol
33-2 1-65 ' 33-0 1-54
Drv ^^P- -
'^^y- Wet,
32-5 1-0
30-8 1-9
30-0 10
32-8 3 1
32-1 1-1
30-2 2-6
33-3 1-6
33-1 0-5
36-0 17
367 1-8
37-1 1-6
32-8 1-8
327 0-9
30-3 1-2
30-1 2 a
317 1-9
337 2-9
40-3 2-1
33-8 0-5
34-1 0-1
34-8 01
32-9 0-3
32-6 1-8
34-0 2-5
34-0 2-8
30-8 0-8
32-0 0 0
31-0 1-3
31-9 1-9
33-0 1-1
31-0 2-0
33-0 1-48
Dry.Dep-fDry.
16
32-1 2-1
30-8 2-5
30 0 1-4
33-8 3-8
31-8 1-0
29-0 17
32-5 2-5
32-3 0-3
44-4 4-9
35-1 1-1
38-5 2-4
32-9 1-8
32 -S 1-0
30-1 0-9
30-1 1-9
32-2 2-8
33-5 2-9
39-0 1-2
34-2 07
34-1 0-1
34-9 0-3
327 0-2
327 1-4
33-5 2-6
33-2 2-9
307 07
31-8 0-6
31-2 1-2
317 17
32-5 1-5
31-1 1-9
33-1 1-68
17
Dep,
P-'Dry,
31-9 2-6
30-8 2-8
30-2 1-2
317 3-6
31-9 0-9
29-3 2-1
33 '0 2-4
32-4 0-3
3.T-0 0-9
35-1 0-9
36-6 1-4
32-8 2-0
32-2 0-3
30-5 1-5
29-9 1-6
32-1 2-4
33-2 27
38-2 1-0
33 0 0-3
34-1 0-0
34 6 0-3
32-4 0-4
31-9 1-0
33-2 2-2
32-5 2-5
.30-8 1-0
32-2 0-6
317 1-0
317 17
32-2 1-5
31-0 2-0
32-5 1-45
18
Dep. of
■ Wet,
31-8 2-8
30-3 2-4
29-2 1-4
30-8 2-8
31-3 07
297 2-4
32-4 2-6
32-5 0-3
34-6 0-6
35-9 1-4
36-9 1-5
327 2-1
32-3 0-4
307 17
30-0 1-6
32-1 2-3
33-0 2-1
38-0 0-9
32-8 0-3
33-1 0-0
337 0'2
32-4 0-1
32-0 1-3
33-1 2-1
32-0 27
31-0 1-2
32-3 07
31-6 1-0
31-6 1-6
32-3 1-6
30-9 1-9
32-4 1-44
19
20
Drv Dep- of
"^y- Wet.
31-2 2-2
30 1 2-4
28-8 1'3
30-2 2-9
31-6 1-0
29 '2 3-4
32-5 2-5
33-1 0-3
35-1 0-6
35-8 1-3
36-6 2-1
32-8 1-9
32-6 07
30-5 17
29-8 1-6
31-9 2-4
33 0 1-9
36-8 0-8
327 O'O
33-4 0-0
33-8 0-2
32-4 0-1
•31-6 0-9
33-0 2-4
31-8 27
31 0 1-0
32-1 0-5
31-8 1-5
31-6 1-6
32'2 2-2
30-6 1-8
32-2 1-48
3M 1-8
30-0 1-8
28-9 0-9
29-5 2-6
31-0 07
29-4 2-2
32-1 lo
33-8 0-2
34-2 0-2
35-5 2-0
36-5 2-5
.32-0 0-6
32-2 0-2
30-5 1-9
29-8 1-5
317 2-4
31-5 0-1
34-3 0'3
327 0-0
32-8 0-0
33-1 0-1
32-6 0-3
317 M
33-0 2-6
31-5 2-6
30-8 0-8
32-1 0-6
31-9 17
31-2 1-8
32-0 2-0
•30-3 1-9
31-9 1-25
21
nrv Dep- of nrv DeP-of Orv DeP^ -
"^y' Wet. ^'^y- Wet. "'^i- Wet.
of
30-8 1-2
29-8 2-2
29-0 1-8
27-8 1-8
30-8 0-4
29-0 2-6
31 0 0-1
34-2 0-2
34-0 0-2
34-0 1-0
36-9 2-9
33-1 1-3
32-0 0-2
.307 1-5
29-8 1-6
31-3 2-2
31-9 0-4
33-4 0-2
32-0 0-0
32-6 0-0
32-6 0-1
32-4 0-1
31-9 1-6
34-0 3-0
31-0 2-4
31-1 1-0
31-0 I'O
31-1 1-0
31-0 1-9
31 '8 2-6
27-2 1-2
31-6 1-22
31-0 1-2
297 2-3
28-8 1-8
25-6 ] -6
30-9 0-8
29-0 2-9
31-2 0-1
34-3 0-2
33-2 0-1
33-8 0-8
3.n-9 2-1
33-0 1-5
31-0 0-4
30-4 2-2
29-8 17
31-1 2-1
32-0 0-2
33-8 0-5
32-4 O'l
32-5 0-0
32-4 0-1
32-5 0-3
31-3 1-2
34-4 17
.30 '8 2-1
31-2 1-0
31-5 1-4
317 1-6
30-6 1-8
31-4 1-9
27-3 1-3
31-4 1-19
23
Midnight.
rv-^, Dep. of Y, Dep. of
•^- Wet. "^i- Wet.
30-8 1-5 !
300 1-9
29-0 1-4
25-9 1-2 I
31-4 1-8 i
28-8 2-8
32-0 00
34-0 0-0
33-0 0-0 I
33-0 0-4
35-1 2-1 I
33-4 1-8 !
31-0 0-5
30-2 2-3
30-1 2-0
31-0 2-1
32-5 0-5
33-3 0-2
327 0-0
327 0-2
32-2 0-0
32-5 0-4
31-0 07
34-2 2-8
30-2 1-8
30-3 1-1
31-8 1-6
30-6 07
307 1-9
31-8 1-8
30-3 2-3
1-5 1-22
30-5 1-5
29-4 2 0
28-8 1-8
25-5 1-2
31 3 1-6
28-8 2
32-0 0-0
33-5 0-1
33-4 0'2
33-0 0-2
34-9 2-1
33-6 2-4
30-6 0-4
30-1 2-2
30-1 1-9
31-0 2-0
32-8 07
33-3 0-2
32-5 0-4
32-5 0-1
32-0 0-0
32-1 0-1
31-3 1-5
.33-0 1-2
30-2 16
30-8 1-9
30-8 0-S
307 0-8
30-4 1-5
31-6 17
31 0 2-0
31-3 1-19
r, Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
33-2 1-8
•30-5 2-3
29-6 1-4
29-4 2-2
30-5 1-4
29-9 2-5
31-2 2-0
33-5 0-4
377 2-1
34-1 07
36-8 1-8
33-5 2-0
32-2 0-5
30-6 1-4
29-6 17
31-6 2-4
32-7 1-8
36-2 0-8
33-4 0-3
33-5 0-2
34-1 0-1
32-5 0-3
31-9 0-8
32-5 2-1
32-6 2-0
30-6 1-1
317 0-9
30-9 1-3
31-1 1-5
31-9 1-5
31-1 2-4
32-3 1-41
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS. 127
Am Temperature and Depression of Wet Bulb. FEBKUAEY 1904.
Dry
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Means
Dep. of
' Wet.
n,.,- Dep. of!r~,„, Dep. of In,.,, Dep.
D'>- Wet. ^'^y- Wet. l^'T- ■■•
31 -l
32-3
300
33-8
33-6
33-0
35-1
.33'1
34-0
31-7
35-7
34-8
32-3
31-5
30-4
29-3
32-8
40-7
32-8
33-6
2-1
10
0-6
0-1
0-5
0-0
3-0
1-1
0-1
2-2
0-8
0-6
1-9
0-5
2-0
1-4
1-1
1-4
2-4
0-6
31-2
32-6
29 -S
33-4
33-0
33-1
35 -5
35-0
34-1
30-9
35-9
39-9
33-4
31-4
31 '0
29-2
32-4
35-6
32-9
34-0
2-0
1-0
0-3
0-0
0-4
0-1
3-9
3-7
0-2
2-4
1-0
1'9
2-4
0-4
1-9
1-4
0-7
0-5
2-6
1-1
.-,.0f
Wet.
I,,.„ Dep. of T, Dep. .,
^'y- Wet. r^y- Wet.
30-0 0-2 I 30-4 0-4
32-9 1-12 ; 33-1 1-35
30-0
32-2
29-8
34-1
33 0
33-0
35-1
34-8
3S-0
30-9
35-3
40-1
33-4
31-8
30-9
29 '8
32-6
36 0
33-7
33-9
0-9
0-2
0-3
0-5
0-3
0-1
3-3
3-2
0-9
2-0
I'O
3-4
1-3
1-6
2-0
1-5
1-1
0-3
2-9
1-0
30-8 0-2
33-2 1-33
30-0
32-2
30-1
33-2
35-0
32 8
35-1
32-6
35-0
30-6
36-7
40-6
33-4
31-2
30-8
30-2
32-9
33-8
33-2
33-2
0-1
0-5
0-2
0-4
0-8
0-1
3-6
1'4
1-0
2-3
1-4
4-1
2 0
1-2
2-2
2-2
1-1
0-5
2-3
0-9
30-5 0-2
33-0 1-36
of
'"^J- Wet. ^"^y- Wet.
30-0
31-9
30-7
33-0
37-5
33-2
35-1
•32 -0
36-0
31-3
36-8
40-0
33 -S
31-6
30-9
30-5
32-9
33-6
33-2
33-3
O'O
0-0
0-5
0-5
1'8
0-2
3-3
1-2
M
2-1
0-9
3 0
2-4
1-3
lo
2-0
1-2
0-6
2-6
1-8
30-3 0-3
33-2 1-44
30-4
32-0
31-9
34-2
36-6
33-6
35-0
33-4
34-9
31-5
37-0
37-5
34-0
31-8
30-3
30-5
32-6
34-2
33-3
32-3
0-0
0-3
0-7
0-7
1-6
0-3
3-1
1-9
0-9
2-5
10
2-5
1-9
0-8
1-4
2-1
1-3
0-5
2-5
0-7
30-8 0-2
33-2 1-28
of
30-7
32-3
32-3
34-3
36-2
35-3
32-7
33-0
34-4
32-3
37-8
36-6
34-0
32-5
29-9
30-7
32-6
34-0
34-0
31-4
0-0
0-3
0-8
0-7
1-8
0-6
1-4
1-6
0-6
2-2
1-3
1-9
2 0
1-7
2-7
1-9
11
0-2
3-0
0-3
30 3 0 1
33-2 1-25
nrv Dep. of T, Dep. ,
"'i- Wet. '-"^y- Wet
30-7
32-3
31-9
35-8
36-4
37-3
33-6
33-5
34-8
33-7
35-1
.380
33-8
32-7
30-0
32-0
32-9
34-3
34-4
32 1
0-0
0-3
0-4
1-1
2-6
2-3
1-3
1-5
0-8
2-2
0-8
3-0
2-7
1-6
2-2
1-4
0-9
0-3
3-2
1-5
30-0 0-1
33-6 1-44
10
of
nrv Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
30-9
30-3
32-1
36-2
.36-8
36-7
32-8
34-0
34-7
33-8
35-0
37-2
33-5
32-3
29-8
32-0
34-8
34-7
33-6
32-0
0-0
0-2
0-3
1-7
3-4
2-0
0-7
2-2
0-7
2-3
0-7
2-7
1-7
0-9
1-7
0-7
2-6
0-5
1-8
1-0
29-2 0-2
33-4 1-33
31-7
33-2
32-7
35-3
36-8
33-7
33-4
33-6
37-4
33-2
34-3
37-0
33-7
32-7
29-7
32-2
37-6
34-9
35-3
31-1
30-0
0-0
0-4
0-7
1-4
2-6
0-4
0-4
0-5
2-0
2-3
0-3
2-8
1-7
1-0
1-9
0-6
2-4
0-5
2-7
0-3
0-4
11
12
Drv Dep. of
"'^i- Wet.
32-3
33-8
32-9
36-1
38-5
34-0
0-4
0-9
0-7
1-9
4'3
0-2
33-8 1-20
32-1
O'O
34-,'i
0-5
36-3
0-3
33-7
1-3
35-2
0-4
36 -.5
2-a
32-7
1-4
32 -S
1-2
29-6
1-7
33 1
0-9
39-0
2-5
34-8
0-3
35-4
2-7
29-8
0-2
30-7
1-2
34-0
1-21
33-3
34-0
32-4
36-3
37-4
34-0
32-0
35-1
35'3
33-8
35-8
371
311
32-8
29-8
33-1
40-0
34-6
35-0
29-2
0-3
1-3
0-1
2-1
3-4
0-2
0-0
2-0
1-3
0-7
0-7
3-0
2-1
1-1
2-3
0-3
3-2
0-3
1-6
0-1
30-0 0-2
33-9 1-25
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
rjrv Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
Tinr Dep. of
'^^y- Wet.
r,,.„ Dep. of
^"y- Wet.
Dry.D^P-'
„_^, Dep. of
"^y- Wet.
J. Dep. of
"O- Wet.
r, Dep. of
"^i- Wet.
I>r.v."Zt"'
^n-.Vk"'
Y, Dep. of
"'^y- Wet.
Dry.D^P-*
Dry-^-et'!'
D'-y-^^ef
1
2
3
4
5
33°5
34-2
32-6
36-1
38-8
0-2
1-7
0-2
2-1
3-8
34°3
35-6
32-8
36-7
39-3
0-3
2-4
0-3
2-1
4-3
34°0 0°-l
35-2 2-3
32-2 00
.36-1 2-1
38-7 3-7
33°7 0°7
33-8 1-6
32-5 0-1
.Sol 1-5
38 0 3-2
33°1 0°8
32-9 1-8
32-8 0-2
34-7 1-2
37-5 2-6
33°-l 0°9
32-7 1-7
33-5 0-2
34-8 1-3
36-0 1-7
32°8 0°8
32-6 1-7
33-8 01
35-0 1-4
34-3 10
33°0 1°0
32-2 1-5
34-8 0-6
35-8 1-8
35-2 1-2
32'-8 0°9
31-2 1-4
350 0-3
35-9 3-1
34-4 0-6
32°4 (°6
31-3 1-2
34-9 0-2
361 3-1
33-8 0-7
32°-3 0°5
31-1 0-9
35-1 0-2
36-1 2-6
33-6 0-4
32°4 1°2
30-8 0-8
34-0 0-0
36-5 2-7
33-2 0-1
32°1 0°6
32-6 1-0
32-5 0-3
35-2 1-5
36-0 2-0
6
7
8
9
10
35-0
32-4
34-0
35-8
33-4
0-7
0-3
1-3
2-3
0-4
37-0
33-5
35-7
•36-0
32-7
1-5
0-9
2-4
2-6
0-2
37-4 2-4
34-0 10
35-9 2-7
36-0 2-4
33-0 0-5
36-0 2-7
34-5 1-4
33-8 0-8
36-0 2-4
33-5 0-5
35-3 2-4
33-9 •2-2
33-2 0-6
36-0 2-7
33-6 0-5
35-3 2-8
34-5 3-2
33-0 0-8
35-6 2-6
33-2 0-2
35-6 3-0
35-1 3tj
32-8 0-8
35-3 2-0
33-7 0-1
36-4 3-2
33-7 1'7
32-4 0-4
3,T-2 1-9
35-7 0-7
36-1 2-2
33-2 0-9
33 0 0-5
35-1 1-5
36-0 0'9
36-0 2-7
33-0 1-0
329 0-5
34-9 1'8
35-4 0-5
35-6 3-2
321 0-0
33-1 0-1
34-0 1-0
34-9 0-6
35-4 3-3
32-5 0-7
34-1 0-1
31-9 0-9
358 0-9
35-0 1-5
33-8 1'7
33-7 1-3
35-2 1-5
33-3 1-3
11
12
13
14
15
35-8
37-3
30-5
33-3
29-6
0-3
2-9
2-2
1-7
1-6
35-6
36-9
30-3
33-3
29-5
0-2
2-7
1-9
1-3
1-9
45-9 2-2
36-2 1-9
30 '4 2-5
33-9 1-9
29-8 2-0
46-5 3-1
36-2 2-3
30-3 2-6
33-9 1-9
29-8 1-9
47-0 3-0
35-2 1-4
30-5 1-9
33-0 1-3
29-8 1-9
37-5 0-8
35-0 2-0
30-8 2-5
32-9 0-8
29-5 1-8
36-4 0-4
34-1 1-8
30-5 2-5
32-2 0-4
29-4 1-6
36-5 0-5
33 1 2-5
30-6 2-3
31-0 0-9
29-2 1-9
36-9 0-7
33-0 2-8
30-9 1-3
31-1 2-0
29-1 1-9
36-8 0-7
32-3 2-9
31-2 1-3
31-1 2-0
29 '2 2-2
35-8 0-5
32-5 2-3
31-8 1-0
30-1 1-1
29-3 1-7
35 5 0-5
32 1 1-2
31-5 1-1
29-8 1-1
29-3 1-5
37-4 I'O
36-2 2-4
32-0 1-9
32-1 1-2
29'9 1-9
16
17
18
19
20
33-3
35-1
34-7
35-3
29-1
0-3
1-1
0-4
2-2
0-0
34-4
34-8
34-0
34-0
28-5
0-7
0-8
0-2
0-9
0-0
34-0 0-6
34-8 0-7
33-2 0-5
33-8 0'8
29-4 0-6
33-8 10
34-5 0-5
33-0 1-0
34-0 0-8
30-1 0-5
33-8 0-8
34-3 0-3
34-0 1-3
34-4 0-7
30-9 0-9
33-6 0-8
35-1 0-6
34-1 21
34-5 0-5
31-3 0-7
33-2 0-7
36-0 0-8
34-7 2-9
34-1 0-3
30-1 1-1
330 0-9
35-9 0-9
35 0 3-5
34-0 0-3
30-2 1-4
33 1 0-8
39-6 1-1
34-3 3-3
34 '0 0-3
30-3 10
33-8 1'3
37-7 1-0
.34 0 3-2
34-1 0-4
31-0 0-6
33-8 1-3
38-7 I'l
33-3 3-0
33-7 0-3
31-0 0-2
32-8 M
38-8 1-9
33-3 2-9
34-0 0-4
31-0 0-4
32-3 M
35-4 1-3
34-5 1-2
34-0 1-6
31-2 0-7
21
31-8
0-6
31-0
1-8
31-7 1-5
31 '3 0-7
31-3 2-4
30-8 2-3
29-9 1-7
29 -S 1-5
29-5 0-7
29-7 1-6
28-8 0-6
29-5 0'9
30-3 0-8
Means
33-9
1-25
34-1
1-40
34-6 1-54
34-3 1-49
34-2 1-47
33-7 1-44
33-4 1-37
33-5 1-46
33-5 1-34
33-4 1-40
33-2 1-08
33-1 1-13
33-6 1-32
128
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Direction and Force.
APRIL 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
11 12
Dir'n. Force
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. F
arce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'u.F
srce.
Dir'n. Force. | Dir'n
Force. Dir'n. F
^rce.
1
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
0-2
SW
2-3
SW
2-4
SSW
2-3
SSW
2-4
SW
2-3
SW
2-3
SW
2-3 I SW
3-4 SW
3-4
2
sw
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
2-3
SW
3-4
SW
2-3
WSW
1-3
SSW
0-1
s
0-1
Calm
0
E
0-1 E
0-1 . NW
1-2
3
N
2-0
N
2-7
N
2-6
NNW
4-5
NW
4-5
NNW
2-4
N
3-4
N
4-6
NW
3-6
NNW
3-4
NNW 3-4
NW
3-6
4
ssw
1-2
S
0-1
S
0
WNW
1-2
W
1
WNW
2
NW
2
wnw
0-1
Calm
0
NNE
1
N
2
N
2
5
WNW
1-2
NW
2
NW
2
NW
1-2
W
1-2
W
1-3
NW
0-1
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
6
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
7
wsw
0-1
SW
0 NW
0
SW
0
Calm
0
.S
0-2
Var.
0-1
SW
0-1
SSW
0-1
SSW
0-1
.SSW
0-2
SSW
1-2
8
sw
0-1 ,SW
1 SW
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0-1
Calm
0
NW
0-1 N
12
N
1-2
NW
1-2
9
SE
0-1 SE
0-1 SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
2
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
2-3
s
2;S
2
S
1
S
1-2
10
SW
1-3 SW
1-3 SW
1-2
SW
3
•SSW
2-3 SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
1-2
sw
1-2 ' SW
1
SW
1-2
s
0-2
11
Calm
0
N
1-2 N
1-2
NW
„
NNW
3
NW
3-4
N
4
N
4
N
3-4
N
4
NNW 1-2
NW
1
12
N
2-3
N
2 N
2
N
0-i
N
2-3
NE
3
N
3-4
N
4
NNE
3-4
N
3
N
3
NNW
1
13
N
3
N
3 N
3
NW
3
NW
3
NNW
3
NW
2-4
W
2-4
W
2-4
NW
1-3
NW
2-3
WNW
1-2
14
S
0-1
NW
0-2 Var.
0' W
0-2
SW
O-l
SW
0-2
S
0-1
WSW
0-1
Var.
0-1
Calm
0
S
0-1
s
0-1
15
S
0-1
SW
0-1 SW
0-1 Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SW
0-2
sw
0
W
0-1
NW
0-1 NW
0-1
N
2-3
16
N
3
NW
4 NW
6 NW
5-6 1 NW
5
NW
6
NW
3
w
2-3
WNW
1-2
SW
0-1 ' S
1-3
S
2-3
17
NB
0-1
NW
3 NW
3-4
Var.
0-1 1 NW
2
Calm
0
NW
2
NW
2
W
1
SSW
1-2
SW
0-3
SW
0-3
18
Calm
0
Calm
0 N
1-2
NW
2 NW
2
NW
3
NW
3
N
3
N
2-3
N
2-3
N
2-3
N
2-3
19
SSW
0-2
SW
0-1
SW
0-2
Var.
0-1
S
0-2
NE
1-2 ; Var.
0-1
SW
1-2
NE
0-2
NW
0-1
SW
0-1
NW
0
20
NW
2-6
NW
1-3
NW
1-3 W
2-6
Calm
0
Var.
0-2
E
1-3
sw
0
SW
0-2
s
0-1
NW
0-1
SSW
1
21
N
0-1
N
0-1
N
0-1
NW
3
NW
2
NW
3
NW
3
NNW
2-3
N
2
NNW
2-3
NNW 2-3
NNW
3
22
NNW
2-4
NW
1-2
NW
2-4
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3
N
2-3
NW
1-2
23
NW
2-6
NW
2-6
NW
2-5
N
2-4
N
2-4
N
2-4
N
3
NNW
4
NNW
2-3
NW
2-4
W
2-3
N W
•2-3
24
N
2-4
N
2-3
N
1-3
N
3
N
3
N
2-3
N
2-3
NW
0-3
E
0-3
SE
0-3
NE
0-2
NNE
1-2
25
SSW
0-1
SW
2-3
SW
1-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-1
s
0-1 s
1-3
S
0-2
S
1-2
s
0-1
SW
1-2
S
1-3
26
N
3-4
N
4-5
NW
3-6
w
4
w
1-3
w
1-4
NW
0-4
NNW
2
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
N
4-5
N
6
27
W
1
W
1-3
WNW
1-2
Var.
0-1
Calm
0
s
0-3
S
0-2
S
0-1
S
0-2
S
0-1
SW
0-2
NW
3
28
SSW
1
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
s
1-3
SW
1-3
SSW
0-2
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
sw
0-2
Calm
0
29
s
1-2
s
1-2
SSE
1-3
S
4
S
4
SSE
3
=SE
3
SSE
3
s
2-3
SSE
1-2
s
l)-2
SW
0-2
30
w
1-2 ; W
0-1
SW
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0-2
sw
•2-3
SW
2
SW
0-1
sw
0-1
SW
0
Calm
0
SW
0
Means.
1-67
1-82
1-73
2-03
1-90
2-08
2-12
1-80
._.=
1-72
—
1-63
1-65
1-78
13
14
15
16
17
IS
! 19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Jlean.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Force.
1
3W
1-3
SSW
2-3
S
0-2
SW
3-4
SW
2-3
ssw
2-3
SW
2-4
SW
2-4
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW 1-3
2-4
2
NNW
2
NNW
3
NNW
4
NNW
4
NNW
3
NNW
2-4
N
3-6
N
3-6
N
3-4
N
1-4
N
2-6
N 2-6
2-5
3
NSW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3
.W
1
sw
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0-1
SW
0
s
0-1
SSW
1-2
SSW 1-2
2-9
4
NNW
1-2
NNW
1
NW
0-1
■SW
1
B
0-1
E
0-2
SE
0-1
NW
1-3
NW
1-2 . NW
1-2
NW
1-3
WNW 1-2
1^2
6
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2
NW
2-4
NW
2-4
NW
4-6
NW
5
NW
1-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW 1-3
2-3
e
NW
1
NW
2-3
NW
4-5
NW
2-3
SW
2-3
WNW
2
NW
2-3
WNW
2
NW
0
SW
1
SW
1-2
SW 0-2
1-7
7
SW
1-2
SW
2-3
SW
1
SW
1-2
V
1
SSW
1-2
SSW
0-2
SSW
1
SSW
0-1
SW
0
SW
0-1
S 0-1
0-6
8
NW
3
NW
2
NW
1
Var.
0-1
S
0-1
s
0-1
s
0-1
s
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
SE
0
SE 0-1
0-7
9
SSW
1-2
SW
1-2 , SSE
0-1
SSW
0-1
SW
1
s
0-1
sw
1-2
sw
1-3
SW
1-2
sw
1-3
SW
1-3
SW 1-3
1^5
10
w
0-1
SE
0]SE
0
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0-1
s
o;s
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
N 1
lJ-9
11
Calm
0
SW
1-2
S
0-1
N
0-2
WSW
3
sw
1-2
sw
0-1
s
0-1
SSE
0
S
0-1
S
0-1
N 1
1-7
12
NNW
1-2
N
2
NW
2
NW
1
N
1-2
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
3
N
2-3
N
1-2
N
2-3
NW 3
2"2
13
W
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
w
1-4
NW
1-4
w
1-4
WNW
1-3
W
1-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
SW 0-2
2-4
14
S
0-1 S
0-1 1 S
0-1
S
0
s
1
SW
1
s
0-1
SW
0
SW
1
SW
2
WSW
0-1
SW 0-1
0^6
15
N
3-4 N
4iN
3
NW
1-2
WNW
1-2
w
1-2
NW
3
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
WNW
0-3
N
3
N 2-3
1^4
16
S
0 SW
1-2 'w
0
SW
0-1
SW
0-2
w
0-2
s
0-2
SSW
0-2
SSW
0-1 ! SW
0-1
W
0-1
Calm 0
2-0
17
SE
0-1 w
0-2 WNW
0-1
sw
0-1
sw
1-2
Calm
0
Calm
0
w
0-2
WSW
1-2 j Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
11
18
N
2-3 JN
1-2 i NW
2-3
NNW
2-3
NNW
2
NW
1
N
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-2 W
0-1
W
1-2
SSW 0-2
1-9
19
NW
2 , NW
1-2 ' N
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
Calm
0
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 W
0
WNW
1-2
NW 2-3
1^2
20
'S
0-1 |S
0 SW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SSE
0
Calm
0
NE
1-2 NNE
0-1
NNE
0-1
N 1
0-9
21
NNW
3-4
NW
2-3 j NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW
2
NW
1-2
NNW
2-4
NNW
4-5
NW
4-6 1 NNW
3-4
N
•2-3
N 3-6
2-5
22
NNW
1-2
NW
2 NNW
1-3
NNW
1-3
N
1-3
N
3-4
N
2-4
NNW
2-4
NW
3l NW
3-4
NW
2-6
NNW 1-4
2^7
23
NW
1-3
NW
2-3 ' NW
2-3
W
1-2
NW
3-4
W
0-1 1 NNW
1-2
NW
0-2
N
1-3
N
1-3
N
1-3
N 2-5
•2-6
24
NNE
2-3
N
2 ' NNW
1-2
NW
2-3
W-
2-6
SW
1-3 1 SSE
1-5
S
0-3
S
0-3
S
0-3
S
0-2
S 0-2
2-0
25
S
0-1
s
1-2 SSW
0-3
W
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
0-1 ' Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
2
NW
2-3
N
•2-3
N 3
1-4
26
NW
3
NW
3-4 ', NW
2-4
s
0-1
N
0-1
sw
1-2
Calm
0
N
1-2
N
1-2
NNE
0-1
SE
0
NW 1
2-4
27
SW
1-3
SW
1-2 SW
0-1
W
0-1
Var.
0-1
Calm
0
SSE
0-1
S
0-1
S
1-2
g
1-2
S
1
S 1-2
1-0
28
SW
0
SW
0 Calm
0
SE
0-1
SE
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NE
1-2
Calm
0
SSW
0-1
NW
0
SE 0
0-8
29
SW
0-1
s
0-1 1 SW
0-1
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
W
0-2
WNW
0-2
W
0-2
W
0-2
W 0-2
1-6
30
sw
0
SW
0-1 1 SW
0-1
s
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
S
1
S
1-2
s
1
s
]-2
S 1
0-8
Means
1-67
1-77
1-47
1-42
1'62
1-27
1-35
1-5S
1-48
1-30
1-43 ' 1'67
1T.6
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
129
Wind Direction and Force.
MAY 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dir'n. Force
Dir'n. Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.
Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
S
1-2
S
1-2
S
1-2
S
2
S
1-3
S
2
SSE
2
S
1-2
s
2-3
SE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE 1-2
2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
0-2
N
2-4
N
0-2
N
2-4
NE
3-4
NNE
3
NE
3-4
NE
3-4
E.VE 3-4
ENE 3-4
3
NE
1-2
N
0-1
N
1-2
N
2
N
1
N
1
NW
1
NW
0
Caini
0
Calm
0
SSE 0-1
SSE 0-1
4
S
3
S
3
S
3
S
2
S
2
S
3
S
3
S
1-2
S
1-2
S
1-2
S 2
S 0-1
5
s
1-3
S
0-1
3
2-3
SSW
3
SSW
3-5
SW
2-4
W
1-2
SW
0-3
SW
1-2
WSW
1-2
S 0-1
SW 0-1
6
sw
1-2
SW
0-1
SW
1-2
Calm
0
SW
0-1
SW
0-1 ' SW
1
SW
1
SW
0-1
s
1-2
S 0-1
SE 1
7
SE
0-1
s
0-1
s
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 ' Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 Calm
0
Calm 0
Calm 0
8
NW
3-4
NW
3-4 NW
4
NW
4
NW
4
NW
4 NW
4
.W
3-4
NW
3-4 , NNW
2-3
NW 1-2
N W 1-2
9
NW
6
NW
0
NW
6-6
NW
6-C
N
6
NW
6
N
6-7
NW
6-7
NNW
5
N
6-6
N 6-7
N 6-6
10
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
WNW 1
NW
1
NW
1
NW
0
WNW 0
Calm
0
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
SE 0-1
11
SB
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
5
SE
4
SE
4
SB
6
SE
5
ESE
4-6
ESE
5
ESE 5
ESB 4-6
12
SE
4
SE
3-4
SE
3-4
SSE
3-4
SE
6
SE
6
SSE
4
SE
4
SSE
3-4
s
3-4
S 3
S 3-4
13
S
0-1
.SSE
0-2
SSE
0-1
SSW
0-3
SSE
0-2
S
3
S
3
SW
3
SW
3-4
SW
1-3
S 0-3
S 3
14
Calm
0
SW
0-S
W.SW
0-2
SW
0-1
SW
0-2
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
w
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
NW n-1
15
Var.
0-2
Var.
0-1
Var.
0-2
SW
1-2
SW
2-3
SW
2-3
SW
0-1
SW
1-2
NNE
0-1
SW
0-1
W 0-1
SW 0-1
16
BSE
1-2
ESE
0-1
E
0-1
SE
0-1
SK
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE
0
Calm 0
E 0-1
17
NW
4-6
N
4-5
N
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
N
4-5
N
4-5
N
3-4
N
4-5
N 3-4
NW 3-4
18
W
1-4
NW
1-4
SW
1-2
S
0-1
SW
0-2
S
1-3
SW
1
SW
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-2
SW 0-2
SW 0-2
19
w
2-7
W.SW
1-7
w
2-7
Var.
0-2
NW
2-7
WSW
2-6
WSW
2-4
WSW
0-3
W
1-3
W
2-3
Var. 0-1
NW 0-1
20
NNW
4-5
N
4-5
NNW
3-5
NW
2-3
NW
6
NW
6
NW
5
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW 2-3
NW 2-3
21
W
2-3
WNW
2-6
WNW
2-6
WSW
3-4
WSW
3-6
w
1-3
w
4
W
2-3
NW
2-4 NW
3 4
NW 2-3
NW 3-4
22
NW
3-6
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
WSW
3-6
WSW
3-6 ; W
3-0
w
3-7 W
6
W
3-4
WNW
4 WNW 3-4
WNW 2-3
23
NW
2-4 1 NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3 , NW
2
NW
1 NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 NW 1-2
NW 0-1
24
S
0-1 1 WSW
0-1
WSW
0-1
NW
2
W
4
[ NW
4
NW
2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
N
1-3, NW 3
NW 2-3
26
WNVV
3-4
W
3-4
NW
3
N
1-2
NW
2
SW
1
SSE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1 S 0-1
S 0-1
26
N
0-1
N
0-1
W
0-1
NW
1
NW
1
NW
NW
2
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
ESE
2-3 J SE 1
SSE 1
27
NW
1-2
NW
2
N
1-2
NW
5
NW
6
NNW
5
NNW
4-5
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
4 1 NW 3
NW 4
28
NW
0-1
NNW
0-1
NW
1
W
0-1
W
1
W
1
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
SW
1-2 NW 1-2
W 1-3
29
NW
0-1
Calm
0
SE
0
Var.
0
S
0-2
SSE
1
S
2:s
1
S
0-1
s
1-2 S 2
S 1-2
KO
NW
3-4
NW
3-5
NW
3-5
NW
3
w
3-4
W
]-3
Var.
0-1 1 SE
1-2
S
1-2
SE
0-1 Calm 0
E 0-1
31
NNW
4-6
NW
6-6
NW
3-6 ; w
5
NW
4
NW
4
NW
5
NW
6
WNW
4-6
NW
3-4 WNW 1-2
W 2-6
Means
i
2 '37
2-22
2-21
2-29
2-66
,
2-65
2-56
213
2-00
2-15 ; 1-77
1-85
13
14
16
16
17
' 18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.*
orce.|Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force
Force.
1
SE
1-2
SB
2
SSE
0-1
SSE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NE
0-1
E
1-2
NNE 0-1
N 0-1
1-2
2
NE
3-4
NE
4-5
NE
3-5
ENE
4-5
NE
2-6
ENE
2-4
E
2-3
NE
2-3
ENE
1-2
N
1-2
NE 1-2
N 1-2
2-7
3
SSE
0-1
SE
ll-l
SSE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SSE
1-2
S
1
S
1-2
S
1-2
S
1-2
S 3
S 3
1-1
4
S
1-2
S
0-1
S
2
S
1-2
SSW
3
SSW
1-2
SW
1-2
S
2-3
S
1-2
S
2-3
S 1-2
S 1-2
2-0
5
w
0-2
W
0-1
SE
0-1
SSE
0-1
SE
0-1
s
0
SE
0-1
S
0
Calm
0
SE
0-1
S 0-1
S 1-2
1-2
6
s
0-1
s
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
U-1
S
0-1
s
0-1
S
0-1
SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
Calm
0
S 0
SE 0
0-7
7
SE
0
SE
0
Calm
0
SE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
1-2
NW
NNW
3
N 3
N 3-4
0-6
8
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
3-4
WNW
4
NW
4-5
N
3-5
NW
4-5
NW 4-6
NW 0
3-3
9
N
4-6
N
4-5
NNW
4-5
N
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
3
N
:i
N
3-4
N
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW 1-2
4'4
10
S
0-1
.SB
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SB
1-2
SE
3-4
SE
2-3
SB
2-3
SE 2-3
SE 2-3
1-4
H
ESE
4-5
ESE
4-5
SB
3-4
SE
3
SE
3-4
SE
4-5
SE
4-5
SE
4-5
ESE
3-4
SE
3-4
SE 3-4
SB 3-4
4-0
12
S
3-4
S
3
S
3
S
2-3
S
3-4
S
4
S
3-4
S
3
s
2-3
SE
1
S 0-1
S 0-2
3 '2
13
S
2-3
SSE
1-3
SW
2-3
s
3-4
SW
3-5
SW
3-5
SW
3-6
SW
3
SSW
2-4
SW
0-2
SW 1-3
SW 0-2
2-3
14
NW
3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
WNW
3-4
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3-4
WNW
0-3
WNW
0-1
NW 0-1
.SSE 0-2
1-4
16
SW
1-2
SW
2-3
SW
1-2
SW
0-1
SW
1-2
SW
3-4
SW
2-4
SW
0-2
Calm
0
S
1-2
SE 1-2
SE 2-3
1'4
16
SE
0-1
Calm
U
Calm
0
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0
ESE
0
Calm
0
NW
2
NW 2-4
NW 3
06
17
N
4
N
6
NNW
3-4
NW
2-3
WNW
0-1
NW
2
WNW
2
NW
3
W
2-3
NW,
2-3
W 2
W 1-3
3 '3
18
SW
1-2
W
2-3
W
0-1
W
0-1
NW
2
W
3-4
NNW
3-4
N
6
NNW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW 3-4
W 2-4
2-0
19
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
N
3-4
N
3
N
3-4
N
4-5
N
3-4
N
3-5
N 4-6
NNW 4-6
3-0
20
WNW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
WNW
4
NW
3
WNW
3
NW
2-3
WNW 2-3
W 2-3
3-5
21
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
2-3
N
3-4
NW
3-4
N
3-4
N
3-4
NNW
5
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW 1-2
NW 3-4
3-2
22
W
3-4
WNW
3-4
WNW
2-6
WNW
3-6
W
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW 2-3
NW 2-4
3-4
23
NW
2
N
2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
N
0-1
NNW
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
Calm 0
1-2
24
NW
3-5
NNW
3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
0-1
N
0-1
WNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
W
3
NW 3-4
NW 3-4
2-3
25
ssw
1-2
SW
0-3
S
1-2
SW
0-2
S
0-1
SW
0-2
SSE
0-1
.SSW
1
N
1
NNW
1-2
NW 1
N 1-2
1-3
26
SSW
1-2
s
1-2
s
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0
SE 0
NW 1-2
2-3
27
NW
3-4
NNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
4-5
NW
5
NW
4-5
NW
4-6
NNW
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW 1-2
NNW 1
3-4
28
W
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
N
2-4
NNW
4-6
N
2-6
NW
3-4
NNW
1-B
NW
0-5
NNW 0-6
N 1
1-8
29
s
0-2
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
0-1
S
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
3
WNW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW 3
NW 2-3
1-2
30
Calm
0
Calm
0
WNW
0-1
WNW
3
NNW
3
NNW
3-4
N
3
N
3
N
3-4
N
3-4
N 4
N 4-6
2-3
31
NW
4-5
NW
4-6
NW
4
WNW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
WNW
4
-NW
3-4
NW
4
NNW
5
NW 2-3
NW 3-4
4-0
Means
2-18
2-16
1-92
2-03
2-06
2-27
2-32
2-61
2-13
2-16
2-07
2-31
2-21
VOL. II.
17
130
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Direction and Force.
JUNE 1903.
1
2 3
1 4
5
6
7
s
9
10
11
12
Dir'u. Force. Dir'n. Force. Dir'n. Force. |
Dir'n.Force.i
Dir'n.Force. j Dir'n. Force. Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force. Dir'n. Force. |
Dir'n. Force
Dir'n
. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
NNW
3-4 NW 4 5
NW
4-5
W
4-5
NW
5 WNW 2
NW
4
WNW
3 WNW
2
NW
1-3
NW
2-3
W
2-3
2
NNW
2-4 NW 3-4
NW
3-5
NW
5
NW
3 NW 5
NW
3
NW
2-3 W
1-4
NW
0-2
W
0-1
NW
3
3
W
1-3 W 1-3
W
1-3
W
1-3
NW
2-3 W 4
NW
3
N
0-1 SSE
0
S
0-1
S
3-4
SSW
0-4
4
w
0-2 WSW 0
WSW
0-1
w
1
N
0-1 ' Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0 SSW
0-1
SSE
0 : S
0-1
S
0-1
5
s
0-2 S 1-3
s
1-2
s
2
S
2
S 0-1
Var.
0
SB
0-1 S
0
SSW
0-1
SW
0-1
SE
0-1
6
NW
2-3 W 2
NW
1-3
NW
4
NW
3
NW 3
W
3
NW
2-3 NW
2
NNW
2-3
N
2-3
NNW
4
7
E
0 ; SE 1-2 [
SE
3
SE
6
S
4
SSE 2
S
3-4,
S
1-2
SSE
0-1
S
1-2
s
1-2
S
0-2
8
Calm
0 Calm 0 '
Calm
0
Var.
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
NW
1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
9
N
2-3 NNW 1-3
N
1-3
N
1-2
NW
1
NW 1-3
NE
1-2
N
2
N
2-3
N
0-1
Calm
0 ' Calm
0
10
SW
2-3 1 S 1-3
S
1-3
SW
4
Calm
.0
Calm 0
Calm
0
E
0-1
Calm
0
N
0-1
NW
1
N
2
11
NW
1-2 WNW 1-3
w
1-2
w
1-3
W
0-2
W 0-1
W
0-1
W
0-1
NW
3 N
2
W
1
W
1-2
12
NW
1-2 NW 0-2
NW
1-2
NW
n
NW
1-2
NW 3 NW
3
N
1-2
N
3 N
2-3
NW
3
NW
2
13
N
1-2 N 2-3
x
1-3
XW
2
W
IN 0 SW
3-5
SW
2-4
SW
3-6 SW
1-4
SW
2-3
SW
4
14
W
0-1 N 0-2
N
1-2 NW
4
NW
5 1 NW 6-6 NW
6
NW
5
NW
4
SW
1-2
S
0-1
E
1
15
NNW
2-3
NNW 0-2
NW
2
WNW
2
NW
1
W 3 WNW
2-6
WNW
3-6
WNW
1-2
NW
2-3
w
2
W
1-2
16
NW
2-3
NW 3
NW
3
NNW
3
NW
3
NW 4 NW
3
SW
2-4
s
3
SW
0-2
SW
3
.SSE
2-3
17
W
0-2
W 0-2
SE
0-1
S
0-2
SW
0-2
S 0-1 s
0
NE
0-1
Calm
0
E
0-1
N
2-3
N
3
18
s
2-3
S 1-3
S
2 S
2
SB
1
SE 1-2 E
1
ESE
0-1
E
1-2 SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1
19
s
1-2
S 1-2
S
1
S
2
S
2-3
S 4 S
3-5
SW
3 4
SW
2-4 SW
3-4
SW
2-3
SW
2-3
20
SW
0-3
SW 0-3
SW
0-2
s
0-1
W
0-3
SW 0-3 SSE
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
1-2 SW
0-2
SW
1
SW
1-2
21
s
1-3
S 1-3
SY
0-3
s
1-4
s
1-3
W 1-3 ' SW
1-3
SW
1-2
SW
0-3 SW
0-3
SW
2-3
SW
1-4
22 1
SW
0-2
SW 0-2
SW
0-1
SW
1
Calm
0
S 0-1 Calm
0
SE
0
Calm
0 Calm
0
NNW 1
NW
2
23 '
NW
1
Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0 ' W
4
N
1-2
NW
2
NW
3
NW
3 NW
3
24
NNW
3-4
NNW 2-3
NNW
2-5 -N'NW
5
NNW
4-6
NNW 4 NNW
4
NW
2-4
NNW
2-4
N
2-4
NW
3-4 , NNW
1-3
26
E
0-2
ENE 1-2
E
1 iSE
3
SB
3
SE 1-2 SE
3
SE
3
W
0-1
SE
1-2
E
1-2
SE
2-3
26
SB
1
SE 1-2
SE
0-1 SE
2
SE
1
SE 0-1 ' SE
0
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
S
0
27
ssw
0-2
S 0-2
SW
0-2 S
1-3
S
1-3
S 2-4 S
2-4
SW
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
2-3
S
0-2
28
Calm
0
Calm 0
NW
0-1 Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0 SE
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
! SW
0-1
SE
0-1
29
NW
0-1
NW 0-2
NW
1-3 NW
2
NW
3
NW 5 NW
4-5
NNW
5
NW
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
3-4 ' NW
3-4
30
NNW
3-4
N 3-4
N
3-4
N
6-6
N
4-6
NW 6 NW
6
N
4-5
NW
3-4 NW
3-4
[NW
1-3 NW
4-5
Means
1-63
1-68
1-72
2-40
1-98
212
2-37
1-90
1-78
1 57
1-82
2-00
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midniglit.
^lean.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Force.
1
WNW
1-3
W 2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW 2-3
NNW
1-3
N
1-2
N
1-2
ENE
1-3
NE
1-4
N 1-3
2-8
2
NW
1-3
NW 2
NW
1
WNW
0
SW
0-1
ENE 0-1
ESE
0-1
Var.
0-1
NW
1-2
W
0-4
W
2-4
W 1-3
21
3
WNW
2-3
NW 3-4
W
2-3
WNW
0-2
NW
2-3
W 2
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-2
W
0-1
SSW
0
WNW
0-1
W 0-2
1'8
4
S
0-1
S 0-1
S
0-1
s
0-1
S
1-2
S 1-2
S
1-2
S
1-2
SE
0-2
S
0-2
SW
1-3
S 0-2
0-7
6
SW
1
W 0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0
Calm
0
NW 1
NW
1
NW
0
NNW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 2-3
0-9
6
N
1-2
NNW 1-2
N
2
NNE
1-2
N
1-2
N 0
WNW
0-1
Calm
0
SE
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
1-7
V
.S
0-1
S 0-1
SW
1
SSW
0-1
S
0-1
SE 0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SW
0-1
Calm
0
SSE
0-1
S 0
12
8
N
1-2
N 3
N
2-3
N
2-3
N
2-3
N 3-4
N
2-4
N
2-4
N
2-3
N
2-3
N
1-3
N 1-3
1-7
9
Calm
0
.SW 0-1
SW
1
S
2
SW
2-3
SW 1-2
SW
1-2
S
0-1
SW
1-3
S
1-3
S
1-3
S 1-3
1-6
10
N
1-2
NW 2
NW
2
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3
N 1-2
NW
1-2
WNW
1-2
NNW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW u-1
1-4
11
NW
2-3
NW 1
NW
2
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
NW
0
WNW
0
NW
0
Calm
0
NW
0-1
NW 1-2
1-0
12
NNW
2-3
NW 4
NW
4
N
4-6
NW
4-5
NNW 3-4
,
3-4
N
2-3
N
3
NNW
2-3
N
2-3
N 2-3
2-7
13
SSW
1-3
SW 1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-2
SW
0-2
SW 0-1
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
0-2
WNW
0-1
W
0-1
W 0-1
1-8
14
S
0-1
S 0-1
S
0-1
s
0
SE
0
SE 0
E
0
SE
0
N
2-3
NNW
2-3
N
2-3
NNW 3
2-0
15
w
1-2
W 1-2
WNW 0-1
w
0-1
W
2-3
N 0-2
N
0-2
N
0-1
SW
1
Calm
0
Calm
0
NNW 2-3
1-6
16
SE
0-2
SE 1-2
s
1-2
SW
0-3
SW
1-2
S 0-1
SE
1-2
E
0-1
w
0-2
NNW
0-2
NW
0-2
W 0-2
2-0
17
N
1-2
NW 3-4
NW
3
NW
3
NW
1-2
WNW 4-5
WNW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
SB
1
S
1-2
SSE 2
1-9
18
SE
1
SE 1
SE
0-1
SB
1-2
ESE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE
2
SSE
1-3
SE
1-2
SSE
2
SSE
2
SSE 2
1-4
19
SW
2-3
SW 1-3
S
1-3
s
1-3
SW
0-2
W 0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
SW
0-3
S
0-2
SW
0-3 : SW 0-3
21
20
SSW
1-2
SSW 0-2
S
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
SSW 1-4
SSW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-4
SW
1-4
SW
1-4
SW 0-5
1-6
21
SW
0-3
SW 2-3
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW 0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
1-2
SW
0-4
S 1-3
1-6
22
N
2-3
NW 2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
N
1-2
E 0-1
NE
0-1
N
1-2
s
(1
S
0
SW
0
SW 0
0-7
23
NW
3-4
NW 3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3
W 2
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
2
NW
2-3
N
3
N 2-3
2 0
24
N
2-3
WNW 3-4
NE
3-4
N
1-2
NE
1-3
N 2-3
NE
3 i NE
2-3
NE
1-3
NE
1-3
NE
2-3
E 1-3
30
25
SE
3
SE 2-3
SE
2
SE
2
SE
2-3
SB 2
SE
2-3
NE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
2-3
SB 2
26
S
SW
0-1
S 0-1
S
0-2
S
0-2
S
0-1
SB 0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
S
0-3
SW
0-3
SW 0-1
0-8
27
0-1
SW 0-1
S
0-2
S
0
SW
0-1
' SW 1
ESE
0-1
E
0-1
SE
0-1
Calm
0
S
0
S 0
1-0
28
S
0-1
S 0-1
S
0-1
SSW
0-1
s
0-1
iSE 0-1
SE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
0-2
29
NNW
2-3
NNW 1-3
NW
1
NW
2-3
WNW 2-3
WNW 2
NNW
1-2
N
1-3
NW
3
NNW
2-3
NNW
1-2
N 2-3
2-6
30
N
3
NW 3-4
NW
4-5
NW
4
NW
2-3
NW 0-3
W
0-3
WNW
1-4
NW
0-6
WNW
1-3
NW
0-2
NNW 0-2
3-3
Means
1-65
1-83
1'67
1-45
1-58
1-43
1-40
1-30
1-30
1-35
1-46
1-48
1-70
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
131
Wind Direction and Force.
JULY 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.F
orce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
WNW
1-3
W
1-3
W
1-4
W
0
NW
3
NW
3
NW
4 N
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
5-7
NW
6-7
2
sw
1-3
S
0-3
S
0-3
W
1-4
NW
13
W
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
3
NNW
3-4
NW
NW
3
3
aw
4-6
WNW
3-6
NW
6-8
NW
8-9
WNW
7-9
NW
4-5
NW
4-6
WNW
2-3
NW
2
WNW
0-1
NW
0-i
NW
1-2
4
s
2-4
s
1-3
S
1-3
S
0-3
SE
1-3
SE
1-3
S
1-4
SE
1-2 SW
0-3
SW
1-3
W
3
SE
1
5
sw
1-3
s
1-4
s
1-3
SE
2-6
E
2-5
E
2-5
S
1-3
SW
0-3 ESE
0-4
s
0-3
SE
0-3
S
0-1
6
s
2-5
s
3-6
s
1-5
SW
3-6
SW
1-4
S
2-4
sw
0-3
sw
1-3 SSW
0-3
SW
1
SW
1
SW
1
7
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
WNW
1-3
Var.
0-3
NNW
0-2 N
0-3
NW
3-4
w
1-3 NW
1-3
w
2-3
W
1-2
W
2
8
w
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
W
2-3
W
1-2
W
2
WSW
1-3
w
0-1 ; SW
0-2
sw
1-3
E
1
S
2
9
sw
0-1
S
0-1
s
1-2
SE
2
E
2
Calm
0
S
0
sw
0-1 1 SW
0
Calm
0
E
0
Calm
0
10
NNW
6-6
NW
6-7
NW
7
NW
6
NW
7
NW
5
NW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
W
0-1
11
s
0-2
S
2-3
SW
2-4
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
E
0
E
0
SE
0-1
Calm
0
NW
1
N
1
NNW
0-1
12
N
1-3
N
1-4
N
1-4
N
3-4
N
3
N
3
NNW
4
N
3
NW
3
N
2
NW
1
NW
1
13
NW
1-4
NW
1-6
NE
2-6
NE
2-6
Var.
0 1
NW
2-6
NW
2-6
NW
4-6
NNW
6
NW
4-6
NW
5
NW
6-7
14
W
2-4
NW
2-6
NW
4-5
NW
7
NW
5
W
4-8
SW
4-8
W
1-8
W
2-7
NW
3-4
W
3-4
SW
1-3
IS
SW
0-1
Calm
0
W
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
3
NW
1
NW
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3
16
NW
• 3
NW
2-3
NNW
0-1
NW
5
NW
4-5
NW
6
NW
6
NW
3-4
WNW
3
NW
3
WNW
2
WNW
2
17
s
2-4
SW
2-5
SW
2-6
S
3-4
s
2-5
S
2-4
s
•2-6
S
1-2
S
1-3
sw
3
s
1-2
SW
1
18
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NNW
4
NW
4
NW
2
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
3
19
NW
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
4
NW
4
NW
4-5
NW
3-4
NNW
3-4
NW
3
NNW
5
NNW
■2-4
20
NW
3-5
NW
3-6
NW
3-6
NW
3
NW
4
NNW
4-5
NW
4
NNW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-5
NW
3-4
NW
4-5
21
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
WNW
6
NW
2-3
NW
4-6
W
3
W
3-4
W
1-2
NW
2-3
W
2
NW
1-2
22
NW
3-5
NW
2-4
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
4
W
4
NW
2-G
WSW
NW
2 NW
2
NW
3
W
1
23
N
3-6
N
3-6
NNW
2-4
NW
3
WNW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
6
NW
3-4
WNW
2-3
NW
2
NW
3 NW
2-3
24
W
1-6
W
2-7
W
2-5
W
1-3
W
1-3
W
0-1
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
0-1 NW
1
25
W
1-3
W
1-3
W
1-3
W
4-5
w
3-5
NE
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1 NW
1
26
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-4
NW
1
s
0-2
Var.
0-1
Var.
0-3
S
0-2
W
1-2
W
1
W
0-1 W
1
27
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
2-4
NW
2-6
NW
2-6
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NNW
3
W
6-6 S
4-5
28
W
0-1
W
0
W
0
NW
0-2
W
0
W
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0
SSE
0
Calm
0
SW
0 SW
0
29
SW
0
Calm
0
NW
0
NW
0-1
s
0-2
s
0-1
N
0-2
SE
0-1
ESE
1-2
SE
2-3
SE
1-3 S
1-2
30
s
0-2
s
0-2
S
0-2
SE
1-4
s
1-3
SE
2-6
SE
2-4
SE
3-4
SE
1-4
SE
3-6
SE
4-6 SE
3-4
31
SE
0-2
s
0-2
S
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
1-3
s
2-3
S
1-2
S
0-2
S
1-3
S
1-2
S
2 S
2
Means
2-66
2-76
2-66
3-06
2-73
2-65
2-90
2-16
2-19
2-27
2-32
207
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force. [Dir'n. Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. !•
orce.
Force
1
NW
6-6
SW
1-2
NW
2-3
W
1-3
W
0-3
W 0-3
W
1-5
W
1-4 , W
1-4
W
1-4
W
1-4
W
1-4
2-9
2
NW
3-4
NW
3
NNW
3-4
NNW
4
NW
3-4
NW 4
NW
5-C
NW
6-6 1 NW
3-6
NW
3-5
NW
3-5
NW
4-6
30
3
SW
0-4
SSW
1-4
w
3-4
W
0-6
S
0-4
S 0-4
S
0-3
S
0-6 S
0-4
S
1-3
S
1-4
S
2-5
3-2
4
SW
0-3
E
2
sw
2
SSE
1-2
SE
0-2
SW 0-3
SE
0-3
SW
0-5 W
0-4
SW
1-3
SW
1-4
s
0--J
1-9
5
s
0-3
s
2
SE
0-1
SSW
0-6
s
0-3
S 0-3
S
0-3
S
0-2 SSW
0-3
sw
0-3
sw
1-3
s
0-4
1-9
6
SW
1-2
SW
2-3
sw
0-1
ESE
0-1
BSE
0
NW 2-3
NW
4
NW
5 , NW
4-5
NW
4-5
w
0-1
NW
1-2
2-3
7
w
2-3
w
2-3
w
1-3
w
2-3
W
•2-3
WNW 1-3
W
3
W
1-3; W
1-2
W
1-2
w
1-3
WNW
1-2
20
8
s
1-2
s
l-l
SSW
1-2
s
0-2
S'vV
0-2
S 0-1
s
0-1
SW
1-2 i SW
0-1
SW
1-2
sw
0-1
SW
0-2
1-3
9
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
N 2-3
NNW
2
NW
3lNNW
3-4
NNW
3-4
NW
4-5
NW
4-5
1-3
10
W
2-5
W
1-3
NW
1-3
W
0-3
W
0-2
SW 1-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-2 SW
0-2
NW
2-3 SW
1-3
S
0-3
3-1
11
N
3
NNW
1
N
2-3
N
2
N
2-3
N 3
N
1-3
N
0-3 ! NW
1-4
NW
1-4
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
1-6
12
Calm
0
NW
0
NW
1
W
1-2
NW
0
WSW 0
Calm
0
NW
2-3 i W
2-3
NW
2-3
NNW
3-4
NW
3-5
2'0
13
NW
6-7
NW
6
SW
3-4
SW
0-4
SW
1-4
SW 1-6
SW
1-4
SW
0-3 1 W
1-4
W
1-6
W
2-8
w
1-6
3-7
14
NW
1-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
0-4
W
0-3
NW 1-3
NW
1-3
W
1-3 W
0-1
WNW
1-4
W
0-2
Calm
0
3-1
16
WNW
3
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
3
NW
5-6
NW 4-6
NW
5-6
NNW
6-6
NNW
4-5
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
4-5
2-8
16
WNW
2-4
WNW
1
SW
0-3
SW
1-3
SW
0-3
SW 0-1
SW
2
SW
0-2
s
0-2
S
1-3
S
1-4
S
2-4
2^6
17
Var.
0
SW
1
S
1-2
Calm
0
NW
2-3
NW 3-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2
NW
2-3
2^3
IS
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NNW
3
NW
3
NW 3
WNW
3
NW
4i NW
3-4
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
3^2
19
NNW
4-6
NW
4-6
NW
4
NW
3-6
N
3-i
NNW 3-4
NNW
4-5
NNW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-5
NW
3-5
3-9
20
NNW
4-5
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
N
3-5
NW 3-4
NNW
4
NNW
6
NW
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
3-5
NW
3-5
4-0
21
NNW
3
w
1
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW 3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
1-2
NW
2-4
NW
3-5
2-9
22
NW
0-1
NW
2
W
1
NW
1-2
NW
2
W 2
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3 NNW
•2-3
NW
1-3
NNW
2-4
N
2-5
2-5
23
NW
3-4
W
2
WNW
2
WNW
2
WNW
0-4
W 1-5
w
1-4 W
1-4 , W
1-4
w
2-6
W
2-4
W
2-6
2^8
24
NW
1-2
NW
1-B
W
1-3
W
1-4
NW
0-4
W 0-5 W
0-3
W
0-3
W
0-3
w
1-4
NW
1-4
W
1-3
2^1
26
NW
2
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3-4
N
2-3
N 3^ N
3-4
NNW
3
NW
3
N
2-4
N
1-3
N
2-3
2-4
26
s
0-1
Var.
0
Var.
0
Calm
0
SW
0-2
SW 0-2
sw
0 W
0
WNW
1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
2-3
1-1
27
SW
0-3
SW
1-2
Var.
0
W
0-1
Calm
0
Calm 0
NE
0-1 Calm
0
S
0-1
SE
1-3
S
0-2
Var.
0-2
1-9
28
s
0
S
0
S
0
SW
0
SW
0-1
WSW 0-1
Calm
0 Calm
0
SW
0-1
S
0
s
0
SW
0
0-2
29
SE
0-2
SE
0-2
SSE
0-2
SE
1
S
1-2
SSE 0-1
SE
0-1 SSE
1
SSE
1-3
s
1-2
s
0-2
s
0-2
1-0
30
SE
1-3
SE
3-4
S
3-4
S
1-3
SE
1-3
S 0-2
SE
1-3 S
0-2
SE
1-3
SE
0-2
SE
0-2
SE
0-2
2-3
31
S
1
SE
1
E
1
SE
1-2
SSE
0-2
SW 1-3
sw
1-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
sw
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
1-4
Means
213
2-02
1-97
1-87
1-87
2-13
2^24
2 32
2-32
2'37
2-34
2-50
2^35
132
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Direction and Fokce.
AUGUST 1903.
1
n
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
in
11
12
Dii'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force.!
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force. Dir'u. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
SV
1-3
SW
0-1
SW
1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0-1
E
1-2 SB
0
Calm
0
E
0 Calm
0
W
0-1
2
NV
3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
3
NW
2
NW
0-1
W
0-2
WSW
1-2
W
0-1 1 NW
0-1
NW
1-2
3
N
1-2
Var.
0-1
NNW
0-2
NE
3
NNE
2-3
NE
3
NNE
3
NNE
3
N
1-2
NW
1-2 ■ NW
0-1
Calm
0
4
NW
0-3
NW
1-3
NW
0-4
NW
1-4
W
1-3
W
1-6
SW
1-3
S
1-2
W
0-2
SW
0-2 W
1-3
W
0-2
5
W
1-3
W
1-5
NW
1-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-5
NW
3-5
WNW
3-6
W
1-4
W
1-4
W
3-5
WNW
2-4
w
3-4
G
w
2^
NW
1-3
W
1-3
NW
1-3
WNW
2-4
NW
7-8
NW
7
NW
4-6
NW
2-4
NW
4-6
NW
4-0
WNW
3-4
sw
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
2-4
w
2-4
SW
1-2
SW
1-3
W
1-2
SW
0-3
SW
1-2
W
1-3
SW
1-3
s
ssw
0-3
ssw
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
2-4
S
1-3
S
1-3
S
1-3
s
1-2
s
0-3
SW
1-=* iy
0-1
SW
0
9
NNE
1
NNE
3
N
3
NNE
2-3
N
2-3
N
2-4
N
1-2
NE
2-4
NE
2-4
N
0-2 N
2-3
NE
2-4
lu
NNE
1-3
NNE
0-4
N
1-3
NE
1-3
NE
1-4
NW
0-1
E
0-2
NE
0-2
NE
1-2
NE
0-1 NW
1-2
N
1-2
31
NE
1-3
N
1-2
NE
1-4
N
3
N
1-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NE
1-2
N
1-2
N
2-3
12
N
2-3
N
2-3
NNW
1-2
N
3
NNW
2
NW
1
Calm
0
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
0-1
Calm
0
13
NW
2-3
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-1
Calm
0
W
2-3
WNW
3
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
0-1
14
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
4
NW
4
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
16
NW
S-7
NW
5-0
NW
6-6
NNW
8-9
NW
8-9
NW
8
NW
6-7
NW
3
NW
0-7
NW
6-7
NW
7-S
NW
7-S
IG
NW
5-0
NW
4-5
NW
4-0
NW
4-7
NW
6-7
NW
5-7
NW
4-6
NW
8-7
NNW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
4
N
4-G
17
NNW
1-3
NW
1-2
NSW
1-2
N
1-3
NNW
1-3
N
2
N
3
N
3-4
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
18
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
W
1-5
W
1-4
W
1-6
W
2-4
W
1-5
W
4-7
W
0-3
W
4-7
W
4-6
19
SW
0-3
SW
0-3
SW
0-2
s
0-3
SE
0-3
SE
0-3
SE
0-3
SE
0-2
SSE
0-2
s
0-3
SE
1-3
s
1-1
20
SE
0-2
SW
0-2
S
0-2
E
1-3
SE
0-3
SE
0-3
SE
1-4
SB
0-2
SE
1-2
SE
0-2
S
1-2
s
2-3
21
SE
0-2
s
0-1
S
0-1
S
3
S
2-3
S
0-1
S
0-1
SE
1-2
Calm
0 SE
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
22
N
2
NNW
2-3
N
3
N
■J
N
3
NW
4
NW
4
N
3-4
N
4 NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
23
N
0-3
N
3
N
0-4
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-4 ' NW
2-4
NNW
3-4
NW
3-3 NW
4-5
NW
0-3
NW
1-3
24
N ■
2
N
1-2
N
1-2
NW
NW
0-2
NW
1 WNW
2
NW
1-2
W
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
W
0
25
SW
0-J
SW
0-3
S
0-3
S
1-4
SW
1-4
SW
1-3 : SW
1-4
SW
0-3
SW
1-4
SW
1-5
SW
3-4
SW
3-4
26
s
0-2
SW
0-1
s
0-2
SW
0-3
SW
0-1
SW
1
1-3 S
0-1
SW
1-2
SSW
2-3
SW
1
S
0-2
s
0-1
27
s
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
SSE
0
Calm
0 SE
0
SW
0-1
ssw
0-1
SW
1
SW
0-1
s
0
28
NNE
2-3
N
1-3
N
2-3
NE
■■>
N
3
N
3 N
3
N
1-2
N
3
N
2
N
3
NNE
3
29
N
1-2
NNW
1-3
N
1-2
N
2
N
3-4
NW
2 N
1
N
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
3
NW
1-2
N
2-3
30
N
3
N
2-3
N
2-3
N
3
N
3
NE
3 NE
2
N
1-2
W
0-1
Var.
0
SE
1
S
0-1
31
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
2-3 SE
2
SE
1
SE
0-1
SSE
0-1
S
1-2
SE
2-3
Means
2-05
2 05
1-95
2-65
2-06
2-63
2-44
2-26
1-95
1-92
2'15
2-13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
Dir'n.Force.
W
W
w
SW
w
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
W
SW
ESE
N
N
N
NW
W
NW
NW
N 3-4
NNW 3
W 1-4
SSE 0-3
SE 1-3
0-3
0-1
0-2
1-4
3-4
0-1
0
1-3
0-2
1-2
0-1
2-3
S
NW
NW
S
SSW
Calm
Calm
N
N
ESE
SE
0
4-6
1-4
0-1
2-3
0
0
2
1-2
1-2
1-2
Dir'n.Force.
SW
W
S
w
NW
w
SW
( 'aim
N
N
NW
NW
W
NW
NW
N
NW
W
SE
Calm
NW
NW
SW
SW
SW
Calm
N
N
ESE
SE
0 Calm
0-1 NW
0-1 I s
0-1 , SW
2-6 i NW
1-2
1-5
0
3
1-3
2-3
0-1
1-2
3-4
6-6
4-6
2-3
2-6
0-1
2-3
0
1-3
2-3
0-1
3-4
0
0
1-2
2-3
1-2
1-2
W
SW
Calm
mv
N
0
1
0-1
0-1
0-6
2-3
0-3
0
■2-3
1-2
2-3
NW
NW
WNW 1-2
NW 4-6
NW 6-7
N
NW
NW
SW
3-4
3-4
2-5
1-3
2-3
0
Dir'n.Force.
S
Calm
SE
WNW
NW
W
SW
Calm
NE
NNE
N 2-3
NW 3
NW 1-3
NNW 5-0
NW 5-0
N
NW
W
SE
SW
■2-3
3-4
2-7
0-3
■2-3
Calm OS 0
NW 0-2 NW 2-4
NVy 3-4 N 1-2
S 1-2 S 0-3
SW 0-2 SW 3-4
Calm
N
N
NW
SE
SE
0
0
1-2
1-2
1-2
SW
Calm
N
N
SE
SE
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force
Calm
Calm
E
W
W
W
SW
E
NE
NE
0
0
0-1
1-3
2-4
3-4
0-3
0-1
2-3
2-3
NNW 3
NW 1-2
W 0-1
NNW 6-6
NW 4-5
NW
NW
W
SE
SW
Calm
NW
NE
S
SW
Calm
Calm
NE
N
SE
SE
3-4
3-4
1-5
1-3
•2-3
0
2-5
0-2
1-2
0-2
0
0
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
Calm
Calm
SE
WNW
W
NW
SSW
E
NE
NNE
0
0
0-1
1-2
2-4
1-4
0-2
0
3
1-3
N 2-3
NW 2-3
WNW 1
NW 4-5
NW 5
NW
NW
W
SE
S
NW
NW
NE
SW
SSW
ESE
Calm
N
N
SE
SE
3
2-4
0-2
1-3
0-2
0-1
4-6
0-3
0-2
1-4
0-1
0
1-2
2-3
1-2
1-2
Calm
Calm
NE
W
W
w
SW
Calm
NE
NE
0
0
0-2
0-3
2-5
1-2
0-3
0
0-3
1-3
2-3
3-4
N
NW
NW
NNW 3-4
NW 4-6
NW
NW
SW
ESE
SE
NW
NW
N
S
SSW
Calm
N
N
N
SE
SE
3
4-5
0-4
0-3
0-2
1-2
1-4
0-2
0-2
0-2
0
0-1
3-4
1-3
1-2
0-1
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Calm
Calm
NE
W
NW
W
SW
E
NE
NW
W
NW
NW
NW
0
0
0-2
•2-3
4-0
1-4
0-2
0
3
2-3
2-3
2-3
4
2-3
NNW 3-4
NW 3
SW 0-2
E 0-2
SE 1-3
NW 2
NW 3-4
N 0-4
SSW 0-3
S 0-2
E
N
N
N
SE
SE
0
1-2
2-4
1
1-2
0-1
1'83
NW
Calm
Var.
W
w
w
s
Calm
NE
N
NNE
NW
NNW
NW
NW
NW
N
SW
s
SSE
N
NW
N
S
S
Calm
NE
N
N
ESE
SE
1-2
0
0-3
■2-4
2-4
1-3
0-3
II
2-4
0-1
2
6-6
3^
3
1-2
0-2
0-3
0-3
1-4
1-3
0-3
0-1
0
0-2
1-3
1-3
1-2
0-1
1^7S
NW
Calm
SW
w
N
SW
SW
S
NNE
N
NW
NW
NW
NW
NW
NW
NNW
SW
SW
SSE
NW
NW
N
SW
s
Calm
NE
N
NNE
SE
SE
Midnight.
Mean.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force,
S
0-1
0-3
0
3-4
0
2-3
2
2-3
6-6
2-4
NW
NNW
W
NW
W
SW
SW
s
NNE
ENE
N
NW
NW
NiNW
NW
NW
N
NW
NW
W
SW
ssw
N
N
N
1-3 1 N
1-3 NW
1-2 NW
4-6 NW
3-5 NW
•2-3 I NW
1-2 NW
0-1 SW
0-2 S
1-2 S
2-3 N
0-2 NNW
1-3 N
0-2 WSW
0-2 ' S
1-3
1-4
0-2
0-3
0-:
i
I
0 ' Calm
2-3 NE
2-4 ' NNE
1-2 NNE
1-2 SE
0-1 SE
171
0-3
•2-3
0-2
0-2
0
2
2-3
2-3
1-2
1
1-82
NNW
NW
SW
Var.
S
N
N
N
SW
S
Calm
N
NNE
NNE
SE
SE
3
1-2
0-2
•2-5
2-4
0-2
0-3
1-2
1-3
•2-3
1-3
5-7
4-6
1-3
1-3
0-2
0-2
0-2
2-3
0-4
2-3
0-3
0-2
0
2
1-3
2
1-2
0-1
Force
0-7
1-3
1-3
1-8
3-3
3-0
10
0-9
2'5
1-5
I'S
1-9
3-7
5-6
4-0
2-6
2'8
1-6
1-6
I'O
2-9
2-4
1-1
20
0-6
0-5
2-3
2-0
1^7
1-4
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133
Wind Direction and Force.
SEPTEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
1 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.
Force.
Dir'n
. Force.
Dir'n. Force,
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
2
SE
1
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE 1-2
2
SSE
0
SSE
0-1
SSE
0-1
SSE
0
Calm
0
.SSE
0
SSE
u
E
0
E
0
SE
0-1 SB
0-1
SE 0-1
3
SE
0-1
E
0-1
ESE
0-1
E
1
s
1
Calm
0
SW
3
SW
1-2
SW
1-2
SW
1-2 W
1-2
W 1-2
4
SSW
1-3
S
n-2
SW
1-3
S
1-3
.SSW
1-4
SW
2-3
s
2-3
SW
0-2
WSW
0-2
SW
0-2 SW
0-2
SW 0-3
5
NW
0-1
NW
1-2 SW
0-1
W
0-2
w
0-2
W
0-3
NW
3
w
1-3
W
2-3
W
2-3
W
2-4
W '2-4
6
W
1-6
NW
1-3 W
0-1
w
II- •!
NW
2
W
1-2
WNW
3
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
3
NW 3-4
7
Var.
0-2
SW
0-3 W
(1-3
w
II-2
s
11-2
s
0-2
s
0-2
W
1-2
W
0-2
SW
0-3
S
1-3
W 0-2
8
SW
1-3
SW
1-3 SW
n-2
SW
3-4
SSW
2-4
SW
1-3
SW
IJ-2
SW
3 4
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW 1-3
9
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 WNW
0-1
Calm
I)
Calm
U
NW
0
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3-1 NW
4
NW
4-5
NW 4-5
10
NW
4-6
NW
4-6 N
4-6
N
4-6
NNW
6
NNW
'l
NW
3-1
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3 1 NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW 1-2
11
W
2-4
W
1-5 WNW
2-4
W
0-3
NW
1-3
WNW
3 I
W
2
w
1-3
NW
2-3 NW
2-3
NW
4
NW 4-5
12
N
3-4
N
3-4
N
3-4 NW
3
N
.2
NW
0,
N
ll-l
NW
U-1
NW
U-1 , NW
0-1
W
0
Calm 0
13
SE
0-1
S
0-1
S
0 S
O-I
SW
1
Var.
o'
Calm
0
NW
0
WSW
u-1 W
0
s
0-1
SW 0-1
14
SW
0-2
SW
1-2 S
0-1 S
0
SW
0-2
SW
0-1
s
0
S
1-2
SW
0-1 SW,
0-1
s
0-1
SW 1-2
16
SB
1-2
s
0-2
SE
0-1
s
0-2
SE
0-3
NE
o|
Calm
0
SW
U-l
s
U-1 SW
0-1
Calm
0
N 0-1
16
S
0-1
s
0-2
S
0-1
s
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
^2!
S
1-2
SW
0-1
s
1-2 i 8
0-1
s
0-1
SW 0-1
17
s
0-1 S
0-1
S
0-1 ' SSW
3
SSW
2-4 1 S
1-3'
S
2
SW
2-3
SW
0-1 SW
2-3
SW
1-2
SW 2-3
18
N
2
NW
4
N
4-5 1 N
4
N
3 N
4
N
4
N
3-4
N
3-4 N
4
N
4
N 4
19
SW
1-2
w
■2-b
S
0-1 1 w
0-5
SW
0-3 SW
0-1
SW
0-2
Calm
U
SW
0-1 SE
0-1
Calm 0
NW 3
20
NW
1-2
NW
2-4
w
0-3
NW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
SW
0-3
SW
0-1
SW
0-3 SW
0-1 SW
1-2
SW 1-2
21
s
0
SW
0-1
SSW
0-1
s
0-1 1 SW
0
Calm
0
E
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 Calm
0
NW
0
W 0-1
22
SSE
0
SSE
0
SE
0
s
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE
0
SE
0
s
0 Calm
0
S
0
S 0
23
NE
1^
NNE
3-4
NE
3
NE
3-4
NE
4
NE
4-5
NE
3-4
NE
4-5
NE
6-6
NE
5-6
NE
7-8
E 6-6
24
SE
1-2
SE
3
SSE
1-2
S
1
S
0-1
Var.
0
SSE
0
SE
0
S
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
SE 0
26
N
4-6
N
3-4
N
0-3
NW
2-4
w
5
NE
2-4
NE
5-6
NE
2-5
NE
3-5
N
1-2
NW
3-1
NW 3-4
26
NW
0
NW
1-2
Calm
0
Calm
0
s
0
S
0-1
SE
1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SB 1-2 i
27
SSE
0-1
SSE
0-2
SE
0
SE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
1
N
1
N
1-2
N
1-2
N 3 '
28
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
1-2
NW
3
NNW
1-2
N
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
u
ENE
1
ENE
0
SB
0
SE 0-1
29
S
1-2
S
0-2
S
1-2
S
0-3
S
U-2
SW
2-3
SSW
2-3
.S
2-4
SW
1-2
SSW
1-2
S
0-1
SW 1-3
30
N
1-3
N
0-3
N
0-2
NNW
0-2
N
1-2
NE
2-4
NE
2-4
N
1-2
NE
1-2
NE
3-4
N
1-2
NW 1-3
Means
1-63
1-80
1-27
1-58
1-62
1-33
1-63
1-47
1-48
1-52
1-67
1-93
13
14
16
IC
17
18
19
_2t
21
22
23
Midnight
Mean.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dirn.l
urce.
Dir'n.P'orcc. Dir'n.Force.
Dii-'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Force.
1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
U-1
SE
0-1
SE
II
s
0 SE
0-1
S
0
Calm
0
S 11
0-8
2
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
1
SE
1
SSE
1
SE
0-1
SE
n-i
SR
0-1 ' SE
0 S
0
SSE
U
SE 0-1
(1-4
3
S
0-2
SW
1-2
S
2-3
S
■j-:j
SSW
1-3
s
1-3
s
2-4
S
3-4 IS
2-4 S
1-3
S
1-3
SSW 1-4
17
4
S
1-2
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-:!
SW
U-2
SW
0-1
E
n-l
S
0-1 1 SW
0-1 NNE
0-1
NW
1
NW 1
1-3
5
SW
2-4
S
U-1
SW
1-3
w
2-4
SW
1-4
w
0-3
W
1-3
V.U-.
1-3
W
1-3 W
0-2
SW
0-3
SW 0-2
1-8
6
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3
WN«
2-3
w
1-4
Var.
0-2
S
0-3
S
0-2 S
0-2
SW
0-2
S 0-2
2-1
7
S
0-2
SW
1-2
S
0-3
S
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
2-3
SW
1-3 SW
0-2
SSW
0-3
SW 0-3
1-4
S
SW
0-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
Calm
0
Calm
O' SW
0-1
SW
0-1 1 Calm
0
SE
0 , Calm
0
E
0-1
Calm II
1-3
9
NW
4-5
NW
4-5
NW
5
NW
4-5
NW
6
NW
6
NW
4
NW
4-5
NW
4
NNW
4-5
NNW
6-6
NW 4-6
3-4
10
NW
2
NW
1
W
1-2
W
1-2
NW
2
NW
2-3
W
2
NW
1-3
WNW
1-3
W
•2-4
W
1-4
WNW 1^
2-8
11
NW
4-5
N
1-2
NW
1-2
NNW
3-4
NW
3
NW
0
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
3
NNW
4-5
N 4
2 S
12
Calm
0
wsw
0-1
WSW
1
S
0
SW
0-1
SE
0-1
Calm
0
S
0
Calm
0
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
Calm II
0-9
13
W
0
SW
1-2
W
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
NW
U-1
SW
0-2
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW 0-1
Ua
14
S
0-2
SW
1-2
SSW
2-4
SW
2-3
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-2
SW
1-2
S
0-2
SSE
0-2
S
_0-2
SSE U-1
1-0
16
SW
0
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
s
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
SSE
0-1
SSE
0-1
S
0-1
S
0-1
S 0-2
0-6
16
N
0-1
s
1-2
s
0-2
s
0-2
s
0-1
SSE
0-1
SW
0-1
SW
1-2
s
0-1
SE
0-1
S
0-1
S 0-1
0-8
17
SW
1-2
s
1-2
SW
1-2
s
1-2
SW
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0-1
s
0
SE
0
Calm
0 N
2-3
N 3
1-4
18
NNW
3
NNW
2-3
NNW
2-3
NW
4
NW
3
NW
3
W
1-2
NW
4
NW
3-4
W
1-3
w
1-3
WNW 1-4
3-2
19
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3 1 NW
2-3
NW
4
NW
4
NW
4
NW
6
NW
4-6
NW
4-5
NW 4-5
2-4
■ 20
SW
0-2
s
0-1
SE
(1-1
SSW
0-1 I SW
1
SW
0-1
SW
1-2
S
1-2
S
0-1
S
1
s
0-1
S 0-1
1-1
21
SW
0-1
SE
0
SW
0
SE
1 SE
0
SE
1
SE
0
Calm
0
s
6
SE
6
SE
4
SE 6
1-2
22
SW
1
Calm
0
NE
1-2
NE
1-2 NE
2-3
NE
2-3
NE
3
N
1-2
N
1-2
X
3-4
NNE
3-4
NE 4-5
1-1
23
ESE
3-4
E
4-5
E
4-5
SE
3-4
ESE
4
SE
3-4
SE
3-4
E
5-6
SE
2-4
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE 2-3
4-0
24
NNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
N
4-5
N
4
NW
3-4
NW
4-6
NW
3-4
NNW
3-4
NW
3
N 3-5
21
; 25
N
3
N
2-3
N
2-J
N
•2-3
NW
1-2
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
Calm
0
Calm 0
27
' 20
S
2-3
SE
2
SSE
1-2
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
S
2-3
SSE
2-3
SE
1-2
SE
2-3 ! S
1-2
S 1-2
1-4
' 27
NNW
3-4
NW
3-4
NNW
3-4
NW
1-3
NW
0-1
N
2-3
N
2-3
NNW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
0-1 : NW
0-1
NW 3
1-6
1 28
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SB
1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
2-4
S
1-3
S
1-3
S 0-2
1^2
; 29
S
0-1
S
0-1
SW
0-1
E
0
Calm
0
SE
0-1
SE
U
Calm
0
N
0-2
NE
1-2
NNE
1-2
N 0-2
1-1
i 3D
NW
0-2
N
2-3
N
3
NW
1-2
NW
N
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
W
0-1
NW 0-3
1-8
iMeans
1-76
1-70
1-80
1-82
1-63
1-72
1-78
1-77
1-78
1-67
1'73
1-86
1-66
134
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Direction and Force.
OCTOBEE 1903.
1
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
1
Dlr'n. Force.
!>ir'n. Force.
iir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.jDir'n.Force. Dirn.Force.
1
Dir'n. Force. Dirn.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.
Force
Dir'n
Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
SW
0-3
SW
0-3
SE 0-1
SW
0-1 NW
2 NW
3
NW
2
NW
1-2 I NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-4
2
sw
0-2
SSW
0-2
SW 0-2
SW
0-2 SW
3-4 SW
1-4
S
2-3
S
2-3 1 WSW
1-3
SW
1-3
sw
0-3
s
2-3
3
SSE
0
SE
1 1 SE 0
SE
0-1 SE
0 Calm
0
SE
0
Calm
0 Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
4
N
3-5 1 NE
3-4
N 4
N
3-4 N
3-4 N
3-4
N
3-4
N
5 N
3-4
N
6
N
6
N
5
6
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW 2
N
2 NW
3-4 NW
3
NW
3
N
3iN
2
NW
3
NW
2
NW
2-3
6
NW
3-4
NNW
4
NW 3
NNW
3 N
3-4 NW
3-4
N
3-4
NW
3-4 NW
3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
7
NNW
2-3
NNW
2-3 i NW 2-3
NNW
2 N
3 N
3
N
3-4
NW
2 NW
2
N
2
NW
2
NNW
2
8
NE
0
N
0-1 1 NE 1
NE
1-2 NE
2 NE
1-2
N
1
NE
1 N
1
N
0-1
Var.
0
NW
0
9
NE
1-3
NE
0-2 1 NNE 0-2
NE
1-3 NE
2
NE
3
NE
N
3 NE
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
10
Calm
0
Calm
0 Calm 11
Calm
0 N
1
NE
0-1
NE
0-1
NE
1
WNW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0
11
SE
1-2
SE
1-2 SE 0-1
S
0 1 SE
0-1
SE
1-2
E
1-2
E
1-2
E
1
SE
1-2
SE
2
SE
1
12
SW
0-3
SW
0 S 0-1
S
0
SW
0-2
SW
0-1
SW
2
W
1-2
SW
0-1
SW
0
WSW 0-1
SW
0-1
13 '
Calm
0
Calm
0 NNW 1
W
0-1
W
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
N
2-3
14
SW
0
S
0-1 1 Var. . 0-2
SW
0-3
SSW
2-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
SW
1-3
w
1-3
16
WNW
1-2
NNW
2INW 0 W
0
NW
1-2
w
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
N
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
4-6
16
SE
0
E
0-2 ! SW 0-2 , SW
0-2
SW
1-3 Calm
0
SW
0
Calm
0
NW
0
Calm
0
SW
0
NW
0
17
W
0
NW
1 1 NW 1 , NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
2
NW
2
NW
2 NW
2
NW
3
NW
3
NW
18
KNW
3-4
N
6 ! NW 4 i:NW
4
NW
6
NW
4-6
N
4
NW
4' N
4
NW
4-5
NW
4
NNW
4
19
W
0-2
Calm
11 NW 0 WNW
0
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1-2 ' NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1
20
W
2-6
W
1-3 W 2-5 W
1-3
NW
2-3
W
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 NW
34
NW
1-2
NW
W
1-2
21
Calm
0
Var.
0 ' SW 0 Calm
0
S
0
SW
0-1
SW
0-1
S
0-1
SW
0-1 ! w
0-1
W
0-2
SW
1-2
22
N^'w
2-3
NNW
3 NNW 4 1 NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
WNW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4 NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
3
23
WNW
1
NW
1-2 1 NW 0-2 ! W
3-4
NW
3
w
2
NW
3
W
1-3
w
2-3 NW
1-2
NW
0
NW
1-2
24
NW
3-6
NW
4-6 'i NW 0-4 ' NW
3-4
W
3
NW
3
NW
3
w
3
NW
3| NW
3
NW
2
NW
2-3
26
NW
2-3
W
1-2 W 1-2 NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2-3 j W
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 NW
1-2
W
1-3
NW
1-2
26
NW
2-4
NW
1-4 W 0-2 ' WNW
2-3 WNW
1-2
w
1-2 WNW
2
N
1
NW
2-3 ' NW
1
SW
0-1
Calm
0
27
NNW
■.'.-3
NNW
2-3
NW 2 NW
2 NW
1-2
NW
2 1 NW
1-2
NW
N
2-3 1 N
3
NW
3
NW
3
28
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
W 1-3 NW
3-4
NW
4-6
NW
2-3
N
2-3
NNW
3-4
NNW
3-4 NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NNW
3-4
29
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW 2-3 1 WNW
1-2
NW
1-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
NW
2-3 N W
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
1-3
30
W
3
NW
0-1
,NNW 4 1 W
2
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
4-6
W
4-6 W
4-C
S
2-4
W
3-4
31
NW
0-4
NW
0^
NW 3 ! S
1
SW
1-2
NW
1-2
w
1-2
W
1-2
NW
1-2 NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
Means
1-73
1-73
1-65
i-(;5
2-16
2-10
2-10
2-18
2-21
2-16
2-10
2-00
13
14
15
16
1 ^"
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
Dir'n. Force. Dir'n. Force.
Dir'u. Force.
Dirn.Force.
Dir'n. Force. Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. |Dir'n. Force. Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Force.
1
NW
4 W
4
W 0-3
W
0-4
SW
4
SW
0-4
S
0-3
SW
0-5
SW
0-4
SW
0-4 1 SW
0-3 S 0-3
2-3
2
S
0-3
SE
0-2
SW 0-4
SW
0-4
S
1-2
SW
0-1
S
0-2
s
0-2
S
0-1
SSE
0-1 Is
0-2 , SE 0-1
1-6
3
Calm
0
N
1
NW 1-2
N
2-3
NNW
0
NW
2-3
NNW
0-2.
NW
1
NW
1-2
N
1-3 1 N
3-4 N 3-4
0-9
4
NW
:-6
NW
■i-i
NW 3-4
NW
2-4
NW
3-6
N
1-3
N
1-2'
NW
1-2
N
0-1 ' NW
1 NW
1 NW 1-2
3-2
5
HW
4
N
■J
N 3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
_NNW
4
NW
4-5
NW
3-1
NW
3-5 N
4 NW
4 NW 3-4
3-6
6
N
3
NW
2-3
NW 3-4
WNW
1-3
N
1
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NNW
1
NW
1-2 1
N
1-2 NNW 2-3
2-7
7
N
2
NW
3
NW 2
N
2-3
N
0-1
NW
1--2
NW
1
NNE
0-1
Var.
0
NE
0-1
NE
0 NE 0-1
1-S
8
N
0-1
NE
0-1
N 0
N
0-1
NE
0-1
N
0-1
NE
0-1
N
0-1
N
1
N
0-1
Calm
0 Culm 0
0-6
9
NW
0-2
NW
0-1
N 0-1
Calm
0
Calm
(1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0
SE
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 1 Calm 0
0-9
10
Calm
0
Calm
0
E 0
E
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE
0
SE
1
SE
1 SE 1
0-4
11
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
SE
0-1
SE
O-I
SE
0
SE
0-1
SE
0
SW
1-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-2 SW 0-2
09
12
SW
0-1 Calm
0
S 0
W
0-1
SE
0-1
SSE
0-1
SE
0-1
W
0-1
SW
0-1
w
0
NW
o: W 0
0-6
13
NW
2-3 1 NW
3
WNW 3
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
W
0-1
W
0-1
W
(1
NW
0-1
w
0-2
NW
0-2 i N 0-1
1-2
14
SW
1-3 SW
0-3
SW 1-3
W
1-2
SW
0-2
SW
0-3
W
1-2
SW
1-2
S
0-1
s
0
Calm
0 W 0
1-3
16
NW
4-5 WNW
4
WNW 2
NW
0-1
NW
4-6
SW
3-4 1 NW
2-4
W
0-3
w
0-2
SW
0-1
W
2-3
W 0-S
16
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0-1
w
0
SW
0
SW
0
Calm
0
W
0
Calm 0
0-2
17
NW
2-3
N
2
N 2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
4-6
NW 4
2-6
18
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW 2-4
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
1
NNW
0-1
SSW
0-1
SW
0-1
W
0-1
Calm 0
3-0
19
NNW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW
2-3
NW
4-6
NW
6
W
4-6
NW
4-6
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
w
1-4
NW 1-4
1-9
20
NW
1-3
W
1-3
SW 0-2
W
0
S
0-1
S
0-2
SW
0
ar.
0-1
SSW
0-2
Var.
0-2
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
10
21
SW
0-3
W
0-1
W 1-2
w
1-2
W
0-2
NW
1-2
NW
2
WNW
1-2
SW
0-2
NW
0-2
NW
3-4
NW 0-2
0-9
22
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW 3-4
NW
4
NW
4
NW
2-4
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NNW
3-4
N
1
W 2-3
3-2
23
NW
4
NW
4
NW 5
NW
7-S
NW
8-9
NW
7-8
NW
6
NW
4-5
NW
4-6
NNW
4-5
NNW
4-6
NNW 0-3
^5
24
NW
3
NW
2
NW 3-4
NW
2-3
SW
2-3
W
1-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
w
1^
W
1-3
W
1^
W 1-3
26
WNW
1-2
W
1-3
N 1-2
NW
3-4
NW
1-3
NW
2-4
NW
1-4
W
1-4
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
'\NW
1-3
NW 1-3
2-1
26
SE
0
SE
0
NW 2-3
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
2-4
NW
2-3
NW
2
NNW
3
NNW
3
NNW 3
1-9
27
NW
3
W
3-5
W 1-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-5
V
3-4
NW
1--.'
WNW
2-3
NW
1-3
WNW
2-4
W
1-3
NW 1-3
2-5
28
NNW
3
NW
2-3
NW 3-4
NW
3
NW
4-6
NNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
4
NW 3^
3-2
29
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW 1-3
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW 3
30
W
l-(i
W
1-4
WNW 3-C
WNW
4-6
NW
3-4
W
3-6
WNW
0-3
NW
2-6
NW
2-5
NW
0-4
W
0-2
Var. 0-2
3-2
31
N
2-3
NW
2-3
NW 2-3
NNW
2-3
NW
3-4
NNW
4-6
NW
4-6
NNW
6-7
NW
4-6
NW
4-6
NW
4-6
NW e
3-0
Means
1"J.7
2-03
211
2-24
2-32
2-36
1-94
1-9S
1-73
1-73
1-86
1-66
2-00
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
135
Wind Direction and Forge.
NOVEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
1 9
10
11 ' 12
Dir'u.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dirn.
Force.
Dim'. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
NNW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NNW
2-3 NW
1-2
NW
1
N 0-1
NNW
0-2
2
S.SE
3-4
SSE
3-5
SE
4-6
SE
2-3
S
0-2
SE
0-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-2 NE
2-3
SSE
1-3
SE 1-2
SE
0-2
3
wsw
0-1
NW
0-2
NW
0-2
W
1
N
0-2
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-1 NW
0
N
0-1 : NW 0-1
W
0-1
4
NW
2
NW
3
NW
3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
0
NW
1-2
NW
3 NW
3-4
NW
3-4 NW 3^
NW
2-3
6
NW
1-5
NW
0-3
NW
2-3
W
1-4
NW
1-4
ESE
1-4
E
1-3
ESE
1-2 1 E
1-3
SE
1-3
SSE 1-3
SE
1-3
6
W
0-1
W
0-2
NW
0-2
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NNW
1
NNW
2-3 NNW
2
NNW
2-3
NNW 2
NNW
1-2
7
NW
0-2
WSW
U-2
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-2
WNW
0-2
WNW
0-3
NW
0-2
NW
0-2 WNW
0-2
Var.
0-1
NW 0-1
NW
0-2
8
B
0-1
NW
0-1
SSE
0-1
Calm
0
NNW
0-1
SE
0
N
0-1
NW
0-1 1 NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
Var.
0
9
WNW
1
N
0-1
ESE
0
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-2
SE
0-1
N
o'n
0
N
0
NW 0-1
WNW
0-1
10
NNW
2
NNW
3
N
3
NW
3
NSW
2
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 • NW
2-3
NW
0-2
NW 0-3
NW
2-3
11
NW
0-2
NW
1-3
NNW
1-3
NNW
1-3
xw
1-2
W
1-2
NW
1-2
NNW
1 ! NW
1
WNW
0-2
NW 2
NW
2
12
NW
1
NW
1
NNW
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
1
N
1
NNW
1 NW
3
NW
3
NW 3-4
NW
1-2
13
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
WNW
3
WNW
1-2
W
1
W
1-2
WNW
0-3 ' NW
0-2
NNE
0-2
NW 2-3
WNW
2-3
14
NW
1-2
NW
3
NW
3
NW
2-3
WNW
4
NW
3
NW
4
NW
3-4 1 NNW
4
NNW
3-4
NW 1-2
NNW
1-2
15
NW
1-3
SE
0-1
E
2
Calm
0
NW
0
SE
0-1
NE
0-1
SE
1-2 ' SE
1-2
SE
1-2
S 1-2
SSE
1-2
16
NNW
1-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
WNW
1-2
NW
3-4
WNW
1-2 NW
2
NW
3-4
NW 3-4
W
2-4
17
NW
1-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NNW
2
WNW
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
0-2 ' NW
1-2
WNW
1
NW 1
NW
0-1
18
SE
6
SE
4-5
SE
1-3
SE
2-3
SE
1-3
NE
1-3
SE
1-4
SE
1-3 SE
1-2
SE
1-4
SE 0-2
SE
0-3
19
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
WNW
2-3
NW
1-2
W
0-1
WNW
1-2
NW
1-2 1 WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 1-2
NW
1-2
iO
NW
6
NW
4-6
NW
4
NW
-4-5
WNW
2-3
WNW
3-4
NW
3
W
4-5 ! WNW
4
N
5
NW 3-4
NW
4-6
•n
N
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
Calm
0
ESE
n
WNW
1-2 ' NW
1-2
WNW
0-1 1 NW
1-2
NW
1
WNW 2-3
NW
2-3
22
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
0-1
WNW
2
NW
1-2 NW
1-2
NW
2 1 NW
2
NW
0-1
NW 1-2
NW
2
23
NW
3-4
NW
2-4
NW
4
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 ! NW
SiNW
3-4
NW
3| NW
2-3
NNW
2 NNW 2-3
NW
2-3
24
NW
1-8
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NNW
1-2 ' NW
1-2 , NW
1-2
NW
0-1 1 NW
0-1
N
0-1
NW 1-2
NW
0-1
25
NW
1-2
WNW
0-1
NW
1-2
W
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1 ;nw
1-2
NW
1 NW
0-1
NW
0-1
Calm 0
Calm
0
26
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
2-3
SE
4
SE
3 SE
3-4
SE
3
SSE
2-3
SE
3
SE 2-3
SE
2-3
27
ESE
ON
0
Calm
0
NW
0
SE
1
SE
0-1 SE
1
E
1-2
SE
0-1
E
0-1
Var. 0
NW
0-1
28
SE
OlSE
0]SE
0-1
SE
0
SE
0-1
SE
0-1 SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE 1-2
SE
1-2
29
SE
1-2 SE
1-2 ! SE
1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2 , ESE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE 0
SE
0-1
30
SE
1 SE
1-2 : SE
1-2
SSE
2
SE
2-3
SE
2-3 1 SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE 2-3
SE
2-3
Means
1-87
1-93
1-88
1-68
1-63
1-62
1-7S
1-65
1'67
1-67
1-63
1-58
13
14
15
10
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnigiit.
Mean.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.F
orce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force,
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Korce.
1
NE
1-2
NE
2-3
SE
2-4
SSE
4-(i
SE
■1-6
SE
4-7
SSE
6-S
SSE
5-9
SSE
4-6
SSE
5-7
SSE 4-5
SE 3-4
3-4
2
NW
0-3
NE
0-2
WSW
0-2
NW
l)-2
N
n-3
NE
0-1
WN'W
0-2
NXW
2-3
NNE
2-3
NW
0-3
NW 0-2
W 0-2
17
3
WNW
0
WNW
0-1
w
0-1
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-1
Calm
0
SW
0
NW
0-1
NW
1
WNW
1-2
NNW 1-2
NW 2-3
U'7
4
NW
3
NW
3
w
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3 4
NW
2
NW
1-3
NW
2-4
NW 1-3
NW 1-5
2-7
5
S
1-2
SE
0-2
NW
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
1
NW
1-3
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW
0-2
W 1-3
N 0-2
1-6
6
WNW
1-2
WNW
2
WNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
0-2
N
0-1
WNW 2-3
WSW 0-2
1-6
7
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 NW
0-1
W
0-1
SW
0-1
Calm
0
NW
0-1
WNW
0-1
Calm
0
NE
0-1 N 0-1
E 0-1
0-7
8
N
0-1
NNW
0-1 N
0 NW
0-1
NNW
0-1
NW
1
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0-1 NW
0-1 Calm 0
WNW u-2
0-4
9
WNW
0-1
NSW
0-1 NW
0 ' NNW
0-1
NNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NNW
1
NNW
1-2 NW
1-3
N 1-3
N 1-3
0-8
10
NW
0-3
NW
2-3 NW
2-4 NW
2-4
N
3
NW
0-1
WNW
1-3
WNW
1-3
NW
0-2 NW
1-3
NW 1-3
NNW 1-2
2-2
11
NW
3
NW
liNW
1-2 NW
2
NW
1
NW
0-1
N
1-2
NNW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NNW 1
NW 2
1*5
12
NW
4
NW
3-4 NW
2-3 ' NW
1-3
NW
2
NW
2-3
W
1-2
WNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
0-1
NW 3-4
NW 3
2-1
13
NW
1-2
WNW
1-3 NW
2-5 ' W
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
0-3
WNW
2-3
NW
3
NW
1-3
NW
2
NW 1-3
NW (1-2
2-0
14
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 : NW
0-1 ' NNW
0-1
NNE
0-1
NW
0
NW
1-2
W
0-2
W
0-3
NW
1-3
NW 0-1
NW 1-3
2-0
15
SE
3
SE
0-2 SE
2-3 SE
0-1
E
1-2
NNE
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
W
0-1
NNW
0-1
NW 0-1
NW 1-3
11
16
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 NW
2 NW
3
N
1-3
WNW
1-3
WNW
2-3
NW
4
NW
1-4
NW
3
NW 3-4
NW 1-2
2-5
17
NW
0-2
NW
0-3' NW
1-2 SW
1-2
WNW
1-4
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
0-3
WNW
0-3
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
SE 3
1'7
18
NE
1-2
E
2'
NNW
1-2
SE
1-2
NW
1-2
WNW
0-3
N
0-2
W
1-2
NW
0-2
NW
0-1
NW 1-3
NW 0-1
19
19
NW
2-3
WNW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
WNW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
3 1 NW
4
NW 3-4
NW 4-5
2-1
2U
NW
3
NW
2
WNW
1
WNW
2-3
NW
1
WNW
0-2
NW
1-3
S
0
W
0
NNW
0-1
N 0-1
NW 0-1
2-6
21
WNW
2
NW
1
NW
0-1
NNW
1-2
NNW
1-2
NNW
3
N
0-3
N
0-2
N
0-4
E
0-1
NW 0-3
NW 2-5
1*3
22
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
0-1
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
4
WNW 2-3
WNW 2-3
2-2
23
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3 NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1 NW
1
NW
3-4
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW 1-2
2"4
24
NW
2
NW
0-2
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1
NNW
0-1 ■ NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 0-1
NW 0
I'l
25
W
0
NW
0-1
Calm
0
SSE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SB
1-2 ' SE
2
SE
2
SE
3
SE 3
SE 3
1-2
26
SB
2
SE
1-2
SE
1
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1 Calm
0
SE
0
NW
0-1
WNW 0-1
NW 1
I'S
27
WNW
0-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
WSW
1
NW
0-1 W
0-1
W
0-1
E
ll-l
SE 0
ENE 0
0-5
28
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
2;SE
1-2
SE
2-3 ; SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE 1-2
1-1
29
SE
0
SE
0-1
S
U-1
SSE
0-1
SSE
0 SE
0-1
SE
1 SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE 1
SE 1
0'7
30
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2
SE
2
SE
2'.SE
2-3
SE
1 SSE
1
SE
2-4
SE
2-4
SE 2-3
SE 3-4
2-2
Means
1-75
1-62
1-63
1-62
1-53
1-67
1-53
1-52
1-60
1-67
1-63
rS2
1-66
136
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Dikection and Force. . DECEMBER 1903.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 12
Dii'n. Force. Dir'u. I'orce.
Uir'n. Force.
Jir'n. Force.
.>ir'n. Force.
Diril.F
arce.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
;>ir'n. Force. Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n.
Force. , Dir'n. Force.
1
SE
2-3 SE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-3
SE
1-2
SE
0 SE
0-1
E
0-1 1 ENE
u-1
2
NW
1 NW
1-2
N n-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0
NNW
0
Calm
U
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW 0 1 ESE
0
S
NW
0 NW
0-1
N 0-1
NNW
0-1
NNW
0-1
N
0-1
NW
0-1
N
0-1
NW
1
NNW
1
Calm
0
NNW
u-1
4
NW
0-1 NW
0-1
(:alm 0
NNW
0
Calm
0
NNW
0-2
NW
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
6
SB
0-1
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
SSE
1-2
SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
1
SB
1-2
SE
1
6
SSE
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
SSE
0
Calm
0
NNW
0
NW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE
0
7
NNE
0-1
KE
0
Calm 0 E
0
SSE
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-3
8
E
2-4
E
1-3
E 2-3 ) ENE
2-3
SE
1-2
ESE
1-2
ESE
0-1
E,SE
0-1
SE
1-2
ESE
0-1
SE
0-1 j Calm
0
9
NW
1-3
N
1-3
NW 0-3
NE
1-3
SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1 E
1-2
E
1-2
E
2
E
1-2 , E
1-2
10
ESE
3
ESE
3-4
SE 3-4
SE
3-4
SE
3-4
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3 ' SE
1-2
11
S
0
SE
(I
Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0
NW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
N
0-1 NNW
U-1
12
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
ESE 1
ESE
1
ESE
0-1 SE
0-1
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE
0
Var.
0
Calm
0 W
0
13
NW
2
NW
2
NW 1-3
NW
U-2
NW
1-4
NW
1-4
ENE
2-3
E
3
ENE
2-3
ESE
1-3
E
2-3 SE
1-2
14
SE
1
ESE
0-1
ESE 0-1
SE
0-1
ESE
0-1
ESE
0-1
E
0-1
NNW
2-3
NNE
1-2
NW
2-4
NW
0 NW
0-1
16
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW 2
NW
2-3
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-1
WNW
1-2
N
2
N
2
NW
2
NW
2
NW
1-2
16
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW 0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
17
E
1-3
WSW
1-2
WSW 0-1
NW
0-1
WNW
0-2
WNW
0-2
W
1-2
WNW
3-4
w
1-3
W
0-2
WNW 0-2 ! WNW
1-3
18
WNW
3
NW
3-4
KW 2-3
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 WNW
1-2
19
NW
0-1
NW
0-2
NW 0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW
0-1
WNW
1
NW
1 1 WNW
2
20
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW 3-4
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 ] NW
2-3
21
NE
0-1
E
1-2
E 1-2
E
1-2
E
0-2
SE
1-3
SE
0-1
SE
1-2
WNW
0-1
NW
1-2
NNW 1-2 NW
1-3
22
NW
2-3
NW
2^
WNW 1
WNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3^ , NW
4-6
NW
3-4
NW
4-S N W
4-6
23
NW
4-5
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
WNW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3lNW
3-4
NW
3
NW
3 N W
2-3
24
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW 2
NW
2-3
WNW
3-4
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2 NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 NW
2-3
26
NW
0-3
WNW
0-3
W 0-3
NW
U-3
NW
1-3
NW
0-2
KW
0-2
WNW
2
NW
1-2
WNW
1
NW
1-2 NW
0-2
26
wsw
0-2
WNW
0-1
WNW 0
WNW
0
W
0
WNW
0
W
n
WNW
0-1
W
0
W
0
W
0 ' W
0-1
27
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
NW
O-I
WNW
0-1
W
0-1
WNW
u-1
WNW
0-1 WNW
0
WNW
0
w
0 WNW
0
28
SE
0-1
SE
U-1
SE 0-1
Calm
0
SE
0-1 ESE
II
Calm
0
Calm
0 1 Calm
0
NNW
0
w
0 W
0
29
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0 Calm
0
Cairn
0
SW
n 1 SSE
1
SE
1
SE
0-1 SE
1
30
NW
0-1
NW
0
NW 0-1
W
0
NW
0-1
W
0-1
WNW
0-2
NNW
0-1 NW
0
NW
1
NW
0-2 N
U-2
31
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW 3-4
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-4
NW
2-4
NW
3-4 NW
2-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3 NW
2-4
Means
1-42
1-35
1-16
1-OS
1-23
1-23
1-26
1-44
1-32
1-27
1-24
1-32
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
1 22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
Dii''u.rori;e.
tlir'n.l
orce
Dku. Furce
Dir'n.l
orce.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. F
orce.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. t
orce.
Div'n.F
Dree.
)ir'n. Force.
Dir'n. F'orce.
Force,
1
SE
0
NE
0-1
E u
NE
0-1
E
0-2
SE
1-2 S
0-1
SE
1-2
s
1
S
1-2
SE
0-1
NW 0-1
1-0
o
E
0
E
0
N U" 0
Glim
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 1 Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
(1
N
0
N
il
NNW 0-1
02
3
NW
1
NW
1
NW 0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 , NW
0
N
0
NW
1
NW
1
NW
1
NW 1
0-6
4
SE
1
SSE
1
SSE 1
.-SE
1
.SSE
1
SE
1-2
ESE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
.SSE
U-1
SSE u-1
0-8
5
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE 0-1
SE
1
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SSE
0-1
SSE
11
SE
u-1
SSE
u
SSE 0
0-7
6
SE
0
SE
0
Calm 0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NE
0-1
N
0-1
N
0
NNE 0
00
7
NW
1-4
NW
1-3
N 0-4
NW
0-3
.SE
0-2
SE
0-2
NE
2-3
NE
2-3
E
2-4
ENE
2-4
ENE
2-3
N K 2-4
1-5
S
Calm
0
SE
0-1
E 2-3
V„r.
0-2
NW
0-3
ENE
0-2
NW
2
WNW
1-3
W
1-3
WNW
u-3
ENE
U-3
NE 0-1
1-4
0
E
1-2
E
1-3
E 2-4
E
2-3
ENE
3-4
K
3-4
ESE
1-2
SE
1-2
ESE
1-3
SE
3-4
SE
3
ESE 2-4
2-1
lU
SB
1-2
SE
3
SE 3
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE 0
2-0
11
WNW
0
SE
0
SE 0
SE
0
SE
0
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1
SE 0-1
0-2
12
NW
1-2
NNW
0-1
XW 0
W
0
SE
0-1
WNW
0
NNW
0
NE
0
Calm
0
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
U'4
13
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE 3-4
SE
2-3
SK
2
SE
2-3
SE
3
SE
2-3
SE
1-3
SE
2
SSE
1-2
SE 1-2
2-3
14
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 WNW
1-2
WNW
0-2
NW
2-3
NW
1
NW
1
NW 1
0-9
15
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NNW
2-3 NW
2-3
NNW
4-5
NW
4-8
NW
2-4
NW
2-3
NW 1-2
2-0
16
WNW
1
NW
0-2
WNW 2-3
NW
3-4
NW
2-5
SE
2-4 SE
1-6
SE
3-4
E
1-2
E
1-6
E
1-3
E 0-3
2-0
17
NW
1-3
WNW
0-2
NW 2-3
NW
NW
W
2-3 1 NW
1-3
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
NW
1
NW
2
WNW 2-3
1-7
18
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 WNW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-2
17
19
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 0-1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2 NW
1
NW
1
N
1
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW 3-4
1-1
20
NW
1
NW
0
Calm 0
NW
0-1
Calm
0
ESE
0-1 1 SW
0-1
NW
0-1
Var.
0-1
SE
0
NE
0
NW 0-1
1-4
21
NW
1-3
NW
0-3
NW 1-4
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW 1-4
1-8
22
NW
4-6
NW
4-5
NW 4-6
NW
4-5
NW
4-5
NW
4-5
NW
4-5
NW
3-4
NW
4
WNW
2-3
NW
3
NW 5
3 7
23
NW
2-4
WNW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-3
NW
3
WNW 1-2
2-4
24
NW
1-2
WNW
2
NW 1-2
W
0-1
NW
1
NW
1-2
W
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-2
NW
0-2
WNW
0-1
NW u.
1-6
26
NW
2
WNW
2-3
NW 0-2
w
1-2
WNW
0-1
NW
1-2
Calm
0
NW
0-2
WNW
0-2
WNW
0-2
WNW
0-1
WNW 0-1
1-2
26
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW 0
WNW
0-1
WN
0-1
W
0-1
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-1
NW
0
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
0-3
27
WNW
0
WNW
0
W 0
w
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
E
0
ENE
0
E
0
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
0-2
28
W
0
NW
0
WNW 0-1
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-1
NNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 1
0-3
29
SE
1
SK
0-1
SSE 0
SSE
0
SSE
0
WNW
0
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW 0-1
0-4
30
NW
0
WNW
0
W 0-1
w
0-1
W
0-1
W
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW 2-3
0-6
31
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW 1-2
NW
2
NNW
2
NW
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
3
NW 3^
2-9
Means
1-26 !
1-23
1-22
116
1-24
1-31
1-24
1-40
1-36
1-27
1-27
1-35
1-27
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
137
Wind Direction and Fokce.
JANUAEY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dir'n.ForceJDir'n. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'u. Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Uir'n. Force.
Dir'n.l
orce.
Dir'n.
Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
WNW
3
NW
3-4
NW
2-5
WNW
3-5 NW
2-4
WNW
2-4
WNW
1-3
W
1-3
W
1-3
.SSE
0-3
E 1-2
NE
0-3
2
Calm
0
NB
0-1
N
0-1
SE
0-2 ' SE
0-1
Var.
0-1
SE
0-1
NE
0
SE
1
SE
0
SE 0-1
SSE
0-1
3
ESE
0-1
ESE
1-2
ESE
2-3
SE
2 SE
2
SE
3
SE
3
SE
3-4
SE
4
SE
4-6
SE 6
SE
4-5
4
•SE
3
SE
3
SE
1-2
SE
•.: 1 SB
1-2
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
1
SE
1
SE
1
SE 0-1
SE
0-1
6
NVV
0
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
O' NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
1
NW
1
NW 0-1
NW
1
6
NW
1
NW
1-2
E
0
Calm
0,SE
1
SE
0
SE
1
SB
1
E
0-2
WNW
0
E 0-1
SB
1
7
NNW
0
E
1
ESE
0-1
E
0-1 Calm
0
N
0
NW
0-1
NW
0
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW 0-1
NW
0-1
8
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-3
NNE
0-2 ENE
0-2
SE
0-2
SE
0-1
E
0-1
NNW
0-1
E
1
NW 0-1
Calm
0
9
NW
1
WNW
1-3
W
0-3
NW
0-3 NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
0-3
WNW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
W 0-3
NW
1-4
10
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
.SSE
0-1 : SSE
1
SW
0-1
SSW
1-2
SE
1-3
E
O-I
SE
0
SW 0-1
WSW
0 .
11
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1' NW
3
NW
2-4
WNW
1-3
WNW
2-4
NW
1-3
WNW
0-2
WNW 1-2
NW
1-2
12
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 WNW
u
NW
0-1
Calm
0
WNW
1-2
WNW
1
WNW
0-2
NW 0-1
WNW
1-2
13
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW
1 NNW
0
NW
1
N
0-1
NW
0-1
W
1
NVV
0
N 0-1
SE
2-3
14
NW
0
NVV
0
NW
0
WNW
0 NW
0-1
Calm
0
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SSE 1
SSE
0-1
15
SE
0
SE
0
ESE
0
SE
0-1 SSE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE 0-1
SE
0
16
Var.
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
NE
0 N
0
E
0-1
ESE
0-1
Calm
0
WSW
0
NW
0
W 0
Calm
0
17
WNW
1-2
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
1 NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
E
0-1
NW
0
NW 0-1
NW
2-3
IS
WNW
1-4
NE
0-2
NW
1-2
N
0-1 NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
N 0-1
Var.
0
19
SE
1-2
S
1-2
S
1-2
S
1 SSE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
Calm 0
SE
0
20
NNW
2
NW
2-3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
N
2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NVV 0-1
NW
1
21
NW
3
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
N
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
2
NW 1-2
NNW
2
22
SE
0-1
E
1 SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
0-1
ESE
1
SE
1-2
SE
2
SE
1--J
SE
1-2
E 1-2
SE
1
23
E
2-3
ENE
1-2
N
0-2
NNW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
SE
1
E
0-1
N 0-1
SE
1
24
SSE
0-1
NW
0-2
SE
0-1
N
0-2
N
0-2
N
0-2
N
0-3
N
0-3
N
0-3
NW
0-4
NW 0-2
NW
1-3
25
NW
1-3
NW
3
NW
2-3
WNW
1
NW
1
NW
0-1
W
0-1
NW
0-1
W
1-2
WNW
0-1
WNW 1
NW
1-2
26
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
Var.
0-2
N
0-1
NW
1-2
Var.
0-2
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
W
1-2
SE 1-2
BSE
1-2
27
ESE
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2 NN'W
1
NVV
0-1
NW
0-1
WNW
0-1
N
0-1
NW
1-2
N
1
Calm 0
SE
1
28
SE
1-3
SE
2-3
SE
1-3 SE
1-3
SE
2-4
SE
1-5
SE
1-3
SSE
0-2
N
1-2
NW
3
SE 1-2
E
1-4
29
SE
0-1
NW
0-1
SE
0-1 SE
0-1
SE
0-1
ESE
0-2
SE
0-1
SSE
0-1
ESE
1
SE
0-1
E 1
SE
0-1
30
Calm
0
Calm
0
NW
0 Calm
0
NW
0
SE
0
NE
0-1
ESE
0-1
E
1-2
E
0-2
E 1-2
E
1
31
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
1-2 SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
SE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE
2
Means
0-77
1-16
1-07 1
1-02
0'98
I'OS
1-05
1-10
1-13
103
0-79
1-18
13
14
15
16
17
13
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
Dir'ii. Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dirn.I
urce.
Dir'n.F
urce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.F
urce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force.
Force.
1
E
0-2
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SSE
0
E
0-1
NE
0
E
0
NW
0
NW
0-1
NVV
0-1
NE 0
NW 0-1
1-5
2
SE
1 SE
1-2
SE
1-2
E
1
SE
0-1
ESE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE 1-2
SE 0-1
0-7
3
SE
5 SK
4-5
SE
4-5
SE
4-6
SE
3-4
SE
4
SE
4
SE
3-4
SE
2-3
SE
3-4 SE 3
SE 3
3-4
4
SE
0-1 1 SE
0
Calm
0
SE
0
NNW
0 , Calm
0
NW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
Calm
0 Calm 0
WNW 0
0-8
5
NW
1 NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
2
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
0
NNW
0-1
WN W
0
NW 0-1
NVV 1
0-7
6
SE
1 SE
2-3
NE
0-1
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1
NE
1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
E
0-1
SE 0-2
SE 0-1
0-9
7
WNW
0-1 NW
0-1
NW
0
NW
U-1
NW
O-I
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
N
1
NW
1-2
NNW 2-3
WNW 3
0-7
8
Calm
0
Calm
0
NNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2
N
1-2
NW
2
NW 2-3
NW 3
1-2
9
WiNW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
W
1-2
WNW
0-1
WNW
1
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-1
Calm
0
WNW 0-1
WNW 0-1
1-3
10
WSW
O-I
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-2
WNW
1
NW
1-2
WNW
0-3
WNW
2
NW
1-4
WNW
2-3
WNW
2-3
WNW 2-3
NW 2
1-1
11
WNW
2-3
WNW
2
W
2-3
W
0-1
WSW
0
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
WNW
1
NW
0-1
NW 0-2
NW 0-1
1-4
12
WNW
0-2
NW
0-2
NW
1-3
NNW
0-2
WNW
0-2
NW
0-1
NE
0-1
NE
0-1
W
1-2
WNW
0
WNW 0-1
WNW 0
0-7
l.'i
SSE
2-3
SE
0-2
SE
1-2
SSE
1-2
SSE
0-1
SE
0
Calm
0
E
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
SE 0
NW 0
0-6
14
SE
0-1
SE
1
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
SE
2
SE
1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
SE 0
SE 0
0-6
15
Calm
0
ESE
U
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0
ESE
0
Calm
0
ESE
0
ENE
0
Calm
0
Calm 0
WNW 0
0-2
16
WNW
0
W
1-2
W
1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
N
0
Calm
0
NW
0
NW
0
Calm
0
NW 0
NW O-l
0-2
17
NW
2-3
WNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
0-3
NW
1-3
NW
0-3
NW
2
N
0-1
WNW
0-2
E
0-2
Var. 0-1
WNW 0-2
1-2
18
ENE
1
E
1-2
NE
0-1
ENE
O-l
.'NE
1
NNW
0
NW
0
SE
0-1
SE
0-1
SSE
1-2
SE 1-2
SE 1-2
0-8
19
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NNW
1-2
NW 0-1
NNW 0-1
0-9
20
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NNW
1-2
NVV
3
N W 2-3
NW 2
1-9
21
NW
2
NW
1
NW
1
NW
0
NW
0-1
WSW
1
Calm
0
N
0-1
E
0-1
Calm
0
SE 0
SE 0
0-9
22
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
E
0-2
SE
0-1
NE
1
ESE
1
E
1
ESE
1-2
E
0-1
ESE
1
ESE 1
NE 1-2
11
23
ESE
1-2
SE
0-1
E
1
E
1-2
NNE
2
NE
0-2
E
1
ENE
1-2
SE
2-3
E
1-2
ENE 0-2
SE 1
1-2
24
NW
1-3
WNW
1-4
NW
1-4 ' WNW
1-3
NW
2-4
NW
1-2
WNW
1-2
WNW
1-2
WNW
1-2
NVV
1
NW 2-3 1 NW 1-2
1-6
25
WNW
0-2
W
2
WNW
2
WNW
1-2
W
0-3
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NVV
1-2
NW
1-2
NW 1-3 1 NW 0-2
1-3
26
E
0-3
NNE
0-1
NW
0-1
W
0-1
WNW
0-1
NE
0-1
SE
0-1
SE
0-2
N
0-1
Var.
0-1
WNW 0-3
N 0-2
0-8
27
SSE
1
.SSE
1
SE
0-1 : SE
0-1
.SSE
0-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE 1-2
SE 1-2
1-1
28
E
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
2 SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
E
1-2
E
1
NNE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
2-3
SE 1-2
SE 0
1-8
29
SE
0-1
SE
0
E
1-2
E
0-1
WNW
1-2
E
1-2
E
0
E
0-1
E
0
N
0
SE 0
Calm 0
0-6
30
E
0-1
ENE
0-1
NE
1
E
0-1
E
1
E
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1
ESE
1-2
ESE
1-2
ESE 2
ESE 2
0-9
31
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
2-3
SE
1-2
SE
0-1
E
0
NW
0-1
WNW
0
Calm
0
Calm
0
N 1-2
NNW 1-2
1-3
MeaDS
1-23
1-40
1-29
1-20
1-13
0-92
0-84
0-97
111
0-98
113
1-16
108
VOL. II.
18
138
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Wind Direction and Force.
FEBEUAEY 1904.
1
2
3
4
1
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.F
orce,' Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n. Force. 1 Dir'n.Force
Dir'n.
Force.
Dir'n. Force.
Dir'n. Force.
1
NW
2
NW
3-4
NW
3
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
4-5
NW
1 NW
0-1
W
0-1
ESE 1
SE
0-1
2
NW
0
WNW
0
N
0-1
NNW
0
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
1
WNW
0-1 Calm
0
NW
0
Calm 0
SE
0
3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3 NW
3
NW
3
NW
3
NW
3 NW
3
NNW
3
NW 3-4
NW
3
i
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
SE
1-2 E
1
NW
2
NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW 1-2
NW
1-2
6
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2
WNW
2-4 NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
2
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4
WNW 2-3
NW
2-3
6
NW
1-2
W
2
WNW
1
NW
1-2 NW
2
NW
2
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW 2
NW
2
7
WNW
1
WNW
2-3
WNW
1-4
WNW
1-2 i NW
2
NW
1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
0
Calm
0
SSE 0-1
SSE
1
8
NW
0-1
NW
1
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-1 Calm
0
SW
0
NW
0
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
WNW 0-1
WNW
0-1
9
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW
2
NW
1-2 NW
0-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
NW
2
WNW
2-3
WNW
1-2
WNW 1-3
NW
2
10
SE
1
SE
1-2
E
0-2
E
0-1 N
U-1
N
0-1
N
0
NW
0
N
0-1
NW
0-1
NNW 1-2
NNW
3
11
NW
0-1
WNW
0-2
NW
0-2
Var.
0-2 NW
0-2
WNW
0-2
NW
0-1
WNW
1-2
NW
1
WNW
1-2
NW 2
NNW
2-3
12
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1-3
NW
1-3 W
0-1
W
0-2
NW
1-2
NNW
1
NW
2
N
1-2 ; N 1-2
NW
1-2
13
NW
0-2
WNW
1-2
WNW
1-4
W
0-4 W
0-1
WNW
0-2
N
0-2
NW
2-3
NW
0-2
NNE
1-2 i SE 1-2
SE
1-2
14
SE
1-2
ESE
2-4
E
3
SE
3-4 ESE
2-3
SE
2-4
SE
3-4
SE
2-4
SE
3-4
SE
4-5 1 SE 4
SE
2-3
15
SE
2
SB
2-3
ESE
1-3
SE
2 ' SE
2-3
SE
3-4
SE
3-5
SE
3-4
SE
4
SE
3-4
SE 3
SE
4
16
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
NNW
0-1
NNW
0-1 1 NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
3
NW
2-3
NW
2
NW 2-3
N
2-3
17
WNW
1-3
NW
1-3
NW
1-3
NNW
1-2 1 NW
1
NNW
1
WNW
0-1
NW
0-1
Calm
0
N
0
NW 0-1
Calm
0
18
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1
N
1-2 1 NW
0-1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
WNW
2-3
NW
2-3 NW 2
NW
2-3
19
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1 I NW
1 NW
1
NW
1
NW
1
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
NNW 1
NW
1
20
NNW
2-3
NW
4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4 1 NW
3 NW
1
1-2
NW
2
NW
4-5
NW
3
NW
2-3
WNW 4-5
NW
2
21
SSW
1-3
S
1-3
sw
1-4
W
1-4 NW
1 wsw
1-3
W
1-3
W
1-3
N
1-2
NNE
1-2
NE 2-3
NE
1-4
Means
1-43
1-83
1-74
176
1-38
1-57
1-67
1-93
1-79
1-67
1-90
1-83
13
1 14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Mean.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'nForce.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force. Dir'n.Force.
Dir'n.Force.
Force.
1
NNW
OJE
0-1
E
1
E
0-1
SE
1
SE
1-2
E
0-1
SE
1
SE
0-1
ESE
0-1 N 0 NE 0-1
1-4
2
NW
0 ' WNW
0-1
W
0-2
NW
0-1
W
1-3
WSW
0-1 1 WNW
0-1
W
0-1
NW
0-1
N
0 NW 2 NW 1-2
0-5
3
NW
3-4
NW
2-3
NW
3 NW
3-4
NW
2-4 NW
2-3
NW
3
WNW
2
NNW
2-3
NW
3-4, NW 2 NW 2
2-9
4
WNW
1-2
NW
2
NW
3 WNW
2
NNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
1-2
NW
2
NW
1-3
NW
1-3 1 WNW 2-3
WNW 1-2
1-8
5
W
1-3
NW
1-2
WNW
2-3 WNW
1-3
NW
1-3
WNW
1-2
WNW
1
WNW
2
WNW
1-2
WNW
1 NNW 1-2
NW 2
2-2
6
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
WNW
2-3
WNW
2-3
WNW
2
WNW
1-2
WNW
0-1 WNW 2-3
WNW 2-3
2-0
7
SSE
1
SSE
1-2
ENE
1
NE
0-1
WNW
0-1
WNW
0-1
W
1
NW
1
NW
2-3
NW
0-1 NW 1-2
WNW 0-1
1-1
8
KW
0-1
Calm
0
WNW
0-1
WNW
1
NW
1
WNW
2-3
WNW
3
NW
2-3
NW
4-5
NW
4-5 NW 2-3
NW 1-2
1-3
9
NW
2-4
NW
1-3
NW
1-4
NW
1-3
NW
3
W
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NNW
0-2
NNW
0-4 NNW 0-4
SE 0-1
1-8
10
NW
2-3
NW
2
NNW
1
NN'W
1-2
NNW
1-2
NW
1
NW
0
Calm
0
NW
3
Var.
1 NNW 1
NNW 0-2
11
11
NW
2
W
1-2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3
WNW
1-3
WNW
2-3 NW
2
NW
2
NW
Q
NW
1-2 NW 1-2
WNW 1
1-6
12
WNW
2
NW
2-3
NW
2-3 NW
0-2
WNW
1-3
W
2! NW
1-3
N
0-1
.W
2-4
NW
0-4 NW 0-4
NW 0-1
1-6
13
N
0-4
SE
2-3
ESE
4
E
1-4
E
1-4
ENE
3-4 ] ENE
2
SE
0-2
SE
1-3
SE
1-4 ESE 1-3
ESE 1-3
1-9
U
SSE
2-3
ESE
2-3
SE
1-2
SSE
1-2
SE
1-2
S
S
s
3-4
SE
3-4
SE
3-4
SE
3-4 SE 2
SE 2
2-8
15
SE
3-4
ESE
2-3
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SE
1-2
SSE
2-3
ESE
0
NE
0-1
E
0-1
NNE
0-1 N 0-1
NW 1
2'2
16
NW
0-1
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
w
0-1
W
0-1
W
1
NW
0-1
NW
0-2
NW
0-1
NNW
1-3 ' NW 1-3
N 1-3
1-2
17
NW
1-2
NW
1-2
W
1-2
NW
0-1
NW
1-2
WNW
1-2
NW
0-1
NNW
0-1 Calm
0
W
0-1 W 1
NNW 0
0-9
18
NW
4
WNW
4 ESE
3
WNW
2-3 NW
1
WNW
1-2
NW
1-2
NW
1
NNW
2-3
NW
0-2 , NW 0-1
NW 1
1-7
19
NW
1-2
NW
3-4
NW
1-2
NNW
3 NW
3
NNW
3-4
NW
4-5
NW
5
N
3-4
NW
4-6
NW 3-4
W 3
2*2
20
N
1-4
W
6-U
NW
3-4
NNW
0-2 , NW
1-3
NW
1-2
NW
2-3
SW
1-3
NNE
0-1
W
1-3
W 1-3
SW 1-3
2-6
21
NE
1
N
4
NW
3-4
NW
3-4 NW
1-2
N
1
N
0-1
wsw
1-2
N
0-1
N
1-2
N 0-1
N 0-1
1-8
Means
1-74
217
2-12
1-71
1-81
1-90
1-67
1-52
1-81
1-76
1-67
1-34
1-74
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
139
CLOUD.
Amount of Cloud.
APRIL 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
10
17
10
18
10
19
10
20 21
22
23
Mi.l-
niglit.
Mean.
1
8
10
10
8
6
10
8
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
6
8
2
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-1
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1
8
6
8
1
8-9
4
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
1
10
0
0
7-5
5
0
0
3
6
8
2
1
3
4
8
9
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-2
6
10
1
0
4
8
5
6
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
7
10
10
10
9
10
10
8-2
7
10
10
10
5
3
8
8
10
10
8
10
10
9
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
9-1
8
1
0
0
10
1
3
4
9
9
9
4
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
3
0
0
2
5-9
9
7
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
4
9
5
4
7
9
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
8
7-6
10
2
9
10
0
8
0
3
4
1
8
9
10
10
10
9
6
8
10
10
10
9
1
3
4
6-4
11
2
1
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-2
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
13
10
10
6
8
10
10
6
9
10
10
9
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-4
14
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
15
10
10
8
10
10
9
7
3
10
6
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
9
10
10
10
10
8-7
16
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
8
8
9
9
10
10
10
10
3
0
1
7
8-2
17
8
5
5
3
8
9
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
10
6
6
4
0
0
10
7-5
18
10
3
3
2
2
3
10
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
7
10
10
8-1
19
10
10
10
7
9
9
9
10
10
5
10
9
9
8
8
5
8
2
0
0
0
0
5
7
6-7
20
8
9
10
10
10
10
8
8
8
8
1
2
0
4
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-1
21
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
22
10
10
10
10
6
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9'8
23
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
6
6
6
6
2
0
0
10
2
10
10
10
7-7
24
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
3
1
2
9
8-8
25
0
0
0
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
9
8
9
9
10
10
10
3
1
2
0
10
10
10
7-1
26
10
10
10
10
10
4
4
3
10
10
10
10
6
10
10
10
9
10
0
10
10
10
10
10
8-6
27
5
1
0
10
10
10
10
10
6
3
1
7
10
10
10
10
10
1
0
0
10
9
0
3
6-1
28
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
9
7
7
10
10
7
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
5-5
29
9
8
10
10
10
10
9
8
1
0
0
0
0
1
5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
s
10
6-9
30
10
10
0
0
0
9
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
0
8
10
10
10
10
10
8-1
Means
7-7
6-6
6-4
7-4
7-9
8-0
7-9
8-4
8-5
8 2
8-1
8-3
8-6
8-9
9-5
9-2
9-4
8-3
8-1
8-4
7-7
7-8
7-5
8-4
8-1
CL(
)UD. A
MOUNT OF CliC
UD.
MAY 1903.
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
,
/
9
9
10
10
9
5
6
10
10
1
0
0
0
0
10
7-3
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
3
10
10
10
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10-0
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
1
2
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
8-9
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
4
1 1 0
0
0
8-3
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 1 0
0
4
0-4
8
4
0
0
0
0
0
2
5
9
9
3
4
8
3
3
6
7
9
8
9
10
10
10
10
5-4
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
4
3
9-0
12
3
4
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
8
9
1-4
13
0
0
3
1
1
0
4
4
3
2
2
1
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
1-2
14
3
8
8
10
9
4
1
2
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
8-5
15
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
9
7
3
10
3
1
1
1
2
1
6
2
1
6-4
16
2
5
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
10
9
9
1-6
17
3
2
0
2
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-3
18
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
1
2
1
0
3
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-1
19
10
10
8
10
10
8
10
10
10
8
5
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
6
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
1
0
3
8
10
10
8-5
21
10
10
10
9
7
2
9
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-4
22
10
10
10
10
4
2
6
10
9
9
10
8
9
5
5
6
2
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-8
23
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
9-5
24
8
10
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
1
9
8
2
6
3
8-2
25
6
7
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
7
0
0
0
0
5
8
10
7-2
26
10
10
10
10
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4-8
27
0
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9 -5
28
0
5
0
0
4
0
10
10
10
8
6
8
6
10
8
8
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-1
29
9
3
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
8
10
10
10
9
8
10
10
8
10
10
90
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
3
4
8
4
6
5
4
3
9
7
9
10
10
10
7-9
31
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
Means
7-4
7-8
7-1
7-6
7-5
7-3
8-1
8-4
8-6
8-3
7-3
7-4
7-5
7-3
7-5
7-4
7-4
7-1
67
6-9
6-7
7-3
7-6
;-s
7'.T
140
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
CLOUD.
Amount of Cloud.
JUNE 1903.
1
2
10
3
1
4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
3
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
1
1
1
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
2
0
7'5
3
0
7
9
0
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
7
8
9
3
8
0
1
9
8
10
10
10
7-1
4
4
0
0
8
9
0
0
1
1
9
10
9
10
4
9 4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6-6
5
10
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
9
0 2:0
0
3
3
3
0
0
6
10
2-5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
7
10
10
10
10
10
3
0
5
8
4
4
1
1
0
1 1 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3-2
8
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
3
7
2
9
10
9
10
10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-3
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
5
9-7
10
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
9
9
10
9
5
8
10
10 ! 10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
10
6-6
11
9
8
5
5
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
3
8
10
8
3
5
9
10
8-3
12
8
9
0
6
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-2
13
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
9
8
2
1
1
6
10 10
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
8-5
14
2
1
4
10
8
8
9
7
10
10
7 1
4
1
0
0 0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
5-9
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
7
9
7
3
2
5
3
4 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
4-5
16
2
4
6
10
10
7
10
10
10
10
7
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
4-6
17
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
5
10
10
10 1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
18
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3 '
1
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
1-0
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
7
0
0
0
0
0
2-4
20
0
0
0
1
10
9
1
0
0
1
2
4
1
0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1-2
21 ;
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-3
22
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
10
3
2
5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
10
10
10
0
5-7
23 !
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
5
7
5
1
10
10
10
10
10
3
10
10
10
4-5
24
0
0
10
5
4
5
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-4
25
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
26
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
27
10
10
10
10
0
0
0
9
9
9
7
5
9
7
4
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-8
28
10
10
0
10
10
5
6
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-1
29
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
9-6
Means
5-8
5-8
5-8
6-5
6-7
6-2
5-9
6-9
7-2
7'0
6-9
6-1
6-5
6-7 7-0 6-9
7-0
7-4
7-6
7-2
6-8
6-9
7-6
7-0
6-7
CL(
)UD. Amoi
JNT OF
Cloud.
JULY 1903.
1
0
2
0
3
0
4
2
5
3
6
10
7
10
8
10
9
10
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
10
10
10
10
7
10
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
10
5-2
2
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
3
1
4
6
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5-J
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
7
10
8
5
2
4
2
7
10
10
10
9
2
8-0
4
5
3
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
9
10
10
8
10
9
9
8
9
7-8
5
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
6-7
6
7
7
9
10
10
10
8
9
0
1
1
1
1
2
3
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
6-9
7
9
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
7
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-7
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
2
1
0
0
0
3
2
0
0
0
1
5-7
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
10
10
9-9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
7
6
10
10
9-5
11
9
8
7
9
8
4
6
3
8
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
2
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-3
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
13
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
2
9-3
14
6
6
9
10
10
8
10
8
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
1
1
1
3
1
2
7-0
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
1
10
10
9
10
9
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-1
16
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
8
8
1
0
0
6
5
5
4
10
7'5
17
10
10
9
10
9
8
3
0
0
0
n
0
0
0
0
0
2
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
5-3
18
10
8
3
10
3
9
10
10
[I
10
10
10
10
10
5
10
10
8
10
2
2
10
10
10
8-3
19
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
21
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
1
3
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
0
10
10
10
10
10
5-6
22
10
10
10
10
7
0
10
1
1
1
6
6
1
3
5
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-1
23
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
3
3
3
0
0
0
0
4
7
7
6-7
24
7
0
0
0
1
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
10
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
5-8
25
10
0
0
0
0
2
8
8
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-8
26
10
10
10
10
3
2
10
9
2
5
6
10
10
8
8
9
10
1
1
0
2
2
9
4
6-3
27
0
5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
8
8
0
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
4
0
6-5
28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
10
10
10
10
7
8
6
9
7
0
8
10
1
0
0
0
4-4
29
0
10
10
4
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
10
9
10
6
5
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
5-7
30
0
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-6
31
10
10
7
10
10
10
9
9
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
10
7
6
8
9-2
Means
7-6
7-6
7 1
7-6
1
7-0
7-6
8-4
7-8
7-9
8-4
8-3
|8-3
8-2
7-4
7-1
78
7-2
6-4
6-9
7-4
7-0
7-2
7-5
7-5
7-5
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
141
CLOUD.
Amount of Cloud.
AUGUST 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
uiglit.
Mean.
1
7
10
10
10
10
10
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
1
2
0
5'2
2
0
1
10
10
10
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
10
9
9
10
10
3-7
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
9
3
9
9-4
4
10
8
8
1
0
0
4
9
1
1
1
2
5
e
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6-4
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
7
10
10
5
2
1
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
7
6
1
2
4
1
7-0
8
1
1
7
5
.5
0
1
1
1
1
2
5
2
4
6
8
1
1
1
1
7
10
10
10
3-8
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-6
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
6
0
0
3
4
4
0
5
2
10
3
0
0
5
4
4
2
5-0
13
10
10
9
3
1
5
8
5
7
10
10
7
5
3
2
2
2
0
0
4
10
7
10
6
5-7
14
9
10
10
10
10
8
6
9
10
7
5
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-2
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
16
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
17
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
4
0
9-2
18
10
10
10
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
C|
9
9
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
19
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
20
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
21
10
10
4
0
0
2
6
o
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
re
22
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
23
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
9-8
24
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
9-9
25
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
6
10
10
10
10
4
3
10
10
9-2
26
10
10
10
10
10
8
6
2
3
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
10
3-9
27
3
0
0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
3
o
7
2
1
1
7-0
28
0
4
6
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
5
10
8
9
9
9
8-5
29
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
10
10
9
8
9
8
10
4
10
10
10
6
9-1
30
5
6
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-6
31
10
10
10
10
2
9
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
Me.nns
8-4
8-7
8-9
8-4
8-4
8-1
8-5
8-2
7-9
7-8
7-7
7-8
7-9
7-8
8-0
8-2
8-5
8-0
7-9
8-0
8-1
7-9
8-0
7-7
8-1
CL(
3U]
D.
A
MOT
JNT OF Cl(
)UD.
SEPTEMBER 1905.
1
2 ' 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6-8
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
9
6
o
6
6
10
10
5
1
9
8
6
6
2
10
3
•2
4-4
4
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
5
6
1
0
0
10
10
10
10
7
2-9
5
9
8
3
2
0
3
7
10
10
10
6
8
5
5
3
2
8
9
10
10
10
9
10
10
7'0
(i
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 ' 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
2
9-6
7
8
10
10
7
9
10
9
9
10
8
7
9
10
9
4 1 1
1
1 ' 0
1
1
1
0
0
5-6
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 ' 0
0
1
0
1
0
2
4
0
0-3
9
1
0
1
2
2
3
3
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
7-4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
11
10
10
10
7
7
8
2
1
1
4
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
3
7-8
12
9
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-7
13
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
14
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
9
10
10
10
10
3
2
3
10
9'0
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
0
0
1
1
0
8-0
16
0
0
0 i 0
8
8
9
10
2
2
7
10
10 i 10
9
8
10
10
10
10
3
2
10
7
6-5
17
0
0
0
10
9
9
9
9
8
9
6
7
9 i 5
2
1
3
2
0
0
0
10
3
2
4-7
18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
8
10
10 1 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
19
10
10
10
10
8
3
8
6
10
10
10
10
10 ' 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-4
20
10
10
10
10
10
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 1 2
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2-4
21
0
0
0
(1
0
3
2
2
4
2
4
2
5 ! 7
8
8
6
2
6
0
5
3
1
1
3-0
22
1
0
1
5
4
9
8
5
5
6
8
9
3 ' 2
2
6
8
9
1
0
0
3
9
10
4-8
23
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 : 10
19
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
0
9-2
24
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
5
3
5
3
3 ; 1
4
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4-8
25
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
27
6
3
10
3
2
1
1
9
10
10
10
10
10 10
10 10
10
10
10
8
10
10
9
10
8-0
28
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
29
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 i 8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
Means
6-4
6-2
6-5
6-6
6-7
6-7
6-8
7 4
7-3
7-2
7-5
7-8
7-8
7-6
7-3
7-2
7-5
7-3
7-1
6-8
6-5
7-1
6-5
6'1
7-0
142
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
CLOUD.
Amount of Cloud.
OCTOBEK 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
2
0
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
5
7
10
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-5
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
8
10
10
9-8
3
0
0
0
0
6
7
8
8
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
7
7
10
8
10
10
10
10
4-4
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
9
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
9
8
10
10
10
8
7
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
4
7
8
7
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9-2
11
10
10
2
10
10
10
7
6
10
9
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-3
12
]0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
4
10
10
10
9-5
13
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
14
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
8
8
9
9
2
2
0
1
0
7-8
15
0
0
1
10
9
10
10
9
10
8
10
5
10
10
8
1
6
5
10
9
1
0
0
0
5'9
16
0
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
6
10
10
10
10
9
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
5-4
17
3
8
7
9
10
9
10
10
10
8
10
5
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-1
18
^^
3
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
3
0
0
8'2
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
5
2
9
8
10
9
10
10
10
8
8
10
3
6
7
5-2
20
2
1
0
1
0
3
6
6
10
6
10
8
10
10
9
6
9
10
2
2
0
0
0
0
4-6
21
0
0
9
2
4
4
2
0
1
2
4
3
1
4
10
8
9
10
3
3
2
0
1
4
3-6
22
10
8
10
8
8
8
10
8
10
10
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
10
8
90
23
^^
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
9-5
24
0
7
9
9
8
9
3
3
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
9
10
10
10
10
9
4
8-0
25
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
26
4
10
8
10
9
10
10
9
9
8
4
7
10
8
3
9
8
6
10
10
10
10
8
10
8-3
27
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
5
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
10
8
10
6
4
6
5
8-6
28
10
10
10
10
6
7
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-6
29
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
5
7
7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
9-3
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
9
7
5
6
9'4
SI
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
Means
7-4
7-3
7-5
8-3
8-3
8-6
8-4
7-9
8-4
8-2
8-6
8-6
9-1
9-0
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-5
9-3
8-8
8-5
7-6
7-9
7-6
8-4
CLC
)UD. Amount of Cloud.
NOVEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
1
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
•23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
2
8
7
3
9
9
9
i
3
3
6
6
2
7
7
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
B
7-4
3
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
9
S
8
3
2
0
2
3
2
0
1
2
1
1
9
10
10
5-8
4
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
9
6
7
10
10
10
9
10
5
10
10
10
9
9
10
10
10
9-2
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
9
7
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
8
6-0
6
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
7
7
9
3
10
10
10
9
8
4
5
4
4
9
9
9
5
3
4
2
0
1
9
9
10
6-4
8
10
9
10
10
9
9
4
8
2
3
6
9
9
7
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
4-5
9
1
0
9
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-7
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
10
10
10
9-9
11
9
7
7
7
10
9
6
7
10
10
10
10
9
6
10
2
1
1
6
10
10
10
10
10
7-8
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
8
7
9-6
13
8
5
7
10
10
10
8
10
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
9-0
14
4
10
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-6
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-9
16
10 1 10 i 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
9
3
4
4
2
3
3
3
7-8
17
7
4
3
2
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-0
18
10
10
10
10
^S
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
7
9
10
10
9
7
1
4
5
9
5
8-5
19
4
1
5
10
10
10
10
10
5
8
3
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-4
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6
5
1
1
0
0
10
10
10
S-0
21
4
0
0
0
7
9
10
7
8
10
10
10
10
10
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8-0
22
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
6
7
6
7
4
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-1
23
10
10
3
3 ; 2
1
2
3
4
3
5
4
6
1
0
1
6
7
9
10
10
10
10
10
5'4
24
10
10
5
5 10
10
10
10
10
9
7
10
7
4
4
3
2
3
3
3
1
1
0
0
5-7
25
1
9
10
10 . 10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-2
26
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
27
10
10
10
10 10
10
9
10
10
8
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9-8
28
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
29
10
10
10
10
'IS
10
10
10
!0
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10-0
Means
8 '4
8-4
8-0
8-8
9-5
9-6
91
9-1
8-5
8-7
8-3
8-5
8-9
8-6
8-3
7-7
7 '9
7 '6
7 '8
7-6
7-5
8-5
8-8
8-3
8-4
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
143
CLOUD.
Amount of Cloud.
DECEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
10
17
10
18
10
19
20
21
22
!
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 '
10
10
10-0
10-0
8-4
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
10
10
8
5
9
9
5
9
5
10
9
10
10
7
10
9
9
10
9
9
9
8
5
8
4
8
10
10
10
10
7
3
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9'5
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
8
5
8
9
10
10
9
10
10 j
10
10
9-5
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10 1
3
1
9-2
9-3
7
8
3
10
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
7
7
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
10-0
10-0
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11 i
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 ;
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
9-5
lO'O
9-4
9-3
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
9
7
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
13
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
14
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
lu
10
6
4
8
9
10
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
15
9
10
10
10
3
3
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
16
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
10-0
6-6
7'4
10-0
10-0
17
10
10
9
5
5
6
4
10
10
8
10
10
4
5
2
4
4
4
5
7
7
6
6
18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
1
1
1
2
2
2
6
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
19
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
21
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10-0
8-4
8-1
9-9
8-6
22
10
9
8
5
6
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
8
4
5
1
10
10
23
10
10
10
4
3
3
9
3
8
8
6
8
8
10
9
10
9
10
7
9
10
10
10
10
24
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
25
10
10
9
10
10
9
6
9
4
7
3
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
10
10
8
9
26
9
9
9
9
g
8
-
6
0
0
1
2
7
9
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7-6
10-0
9-9
9-9
8-1
10-0
27
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
28
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
29
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
30
31
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
9
10
7
10
10
10
9
10
8
10
5
10
5
10
4
9
2
10
4
10
8
10
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Means
9-7
9-9
9-7
9-3
9-1
9-0
8-9
9-6
9-2
9-2
8-7
8-6
8-7
8-9
9-1
9-4
9-3
9-6
9-5
9-6
9-6
9-8
9-4
9-5
9-3
CL
ou
D.
1
^MO
UNT OF Cloud.
JANUARY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
8
16
10
17
9
18
19 1 20 j 21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
6
6
8
5
2
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
10
8
10 10
10
10
10
10
8-7
8-5
10-0
6-5
2
10
10
10
2
4
9
10
10
9
3
2
9
5
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
10
3
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 10
10
10
10
2
10
3
4
10
10
10
10
10
10
s
r,
6
6
5
6
9
-6
2-1
3 '2
3-9
3 0
3-0
4-]
6-9
8-0
6-3
8-0
7^8
9^3
9^5
9-6
10^4
10-6
7-5
6-8
10-1
6^9
5
8-8
9-3
11-9
lO-S
7-8
4-7
3-2
2-7
2-5
2-2
2-7
4-8
3-2
5-7
2-9
0^9
0^9
1-8
11^9
7-8
S^o
10'9
15-8
19-0
6^7
fi
?.2-,'i
22-,5
190
2,5-3
21-6
14-1
13 '9
15-2
17-2
22-1
28-3
24-3
20-1
15-4
10-8
24^1
14^9
9 0
7^4
3^9
0^1
0^2
0-2
0-1
14-7
7
0-9
10-7
Irt-.-i
37-1
32-8
19-2
15-8
18-3
9(1
7-fi
8-8
8-1
9-8
8-4
6-1
4.4
2^8
3^2
1-9
3^4
2-3
2^4
3-6
4-3
9-9
8
0-4
2-0
0-2
OR
1-5
0-2
4-7
fi-5
17-fi
14-9
16-7
14-9
15-3
13-3
15-4
17-6
16^9
17^3
21-5
17^!
19-1
20 -S
19-8
23^6
12-4
9
•?.8-7
25 -0
19-9
18-9
4-2
12-0
15-8
11-7
15 '2
26-4
0-5
0-6
n-1
3-2
4-9
9^7
10^8
9-2
U^4
12 -3
9-9
11-7
9-0
14^1
11^7
10
11 -ti
8-4
10-2
10-2
8-0
4-1
1-1
2-9
1-5
0-3
11-1
17 ■»
16-0
14-5
33-0
35^1
32^4
23-9
180
13-6
169
15-2
11-8
9-0
13-6
11
11-6
18-3
15-5
22-0
12-6
11-4
2-5
2 '9
S-6
10-7
15-1
17-9
21-6
14-0
15-6
10^9
1^3
0^0
3^0
3-3
2-3
1-0
3-3
7-7
9^6
v.',
7-1
fi-9
7-4
13-0
10-6
15 -.5
16-4
21 '2
22-rt
26-2
29-0
19-5
■?3-S
32-7
31-0
51-9
34-3
39^1
31 ^2
32^3
2(-u
25-6
21-0
•23-S
23 •/
13
20-9
1.5 -0
19-6
14-4
10-2
4-2
11-0
UO
16-9
24-1
14-4
14-1
13-2
11-8
120
9-3
lO^a
8^2
13-0
12 0
11-/
S-i
6-6
0-1
12-4
14
3-7
11-8
24-0
17-3
35-6
41-8
36-5
38-1
34 -S
25-6
7-4
6-6
3-2
3-6
3-1
2-0
2-0
3^0
0-7
1-4
8^7
34-/
21-0
28-8
16^6
ID
23-3
l.-r9
19-4
17-6
6-4
19-3
25-1
22-3
14-7
14-3
15-4
14-2
10-1
11-1
8-5
8-4
18-9
9-V
6-3
6-6
3-6
4-1
0-4
32-2
13-6
16
8-8
26-4
.•iO-2
27-7
29-7
22'2
18-8
19n
8-8
in-5
12-5
12-5
14-5
14-4
2-5
9-9
9^0
6^0
6^7
8^3
10-4
7-9
8-4
8-8
13^9
17
S-4
11-0
6-8
5-2
8-2
6-7
3-8
1-S
3-5
fi-7
5-8
30 -0
24-9
23-7
33-5
2S-2
22^4
•26^1
36^1
40^3
39^6
20^7
10-5
16-,
17-5
IS
In -2
U-7
11-2
9-5
7-4
9-3
5-2
3-3
8-8
6-2
6-8
10-0
10-n
6-9
9-9
9-9
12-5
15^9
17-9
14^2 1 15^S
18-2
13-5
15-0
11-1
19
11-8
10-0
8-0
14'0
17-0
26-0
26-0
21-0
19-0
19-0
Ifi-S
14-1
13-1
12-3
11-0
9-5
6^6
6^7
9-9
14-4 1 13-0
11-3
10-5
8-5
13 7
20
9 0
10-3
7-2
12-6
0-2
4-8
5-4
4-0
5-7
3-9
6-2
8-5
7-9
9-1
8-7
9-1
12^1
12 1
14^2
16-8
19-1
18 0
14-4
12-8
9^V
21
7'o
8-4
10-0
10-6
9-3
4-0
12'6
8-2
9-1
13-7
lfi-3
15-3
15-6
16-5
14-6
9-9
9-3
11-7
11-1
13-0
13 •g
12-3
14-5
12-6
11-7
22
11 -fi
11-2
7-9
6-3
4-5
2-0
2-9
2-3
1-1
n-7
7-fi
11-7
19-8
2i-3
5-6
12-5
7-2
7^2
8^0
14-9
3-2
3-3
2-6
1-9
■/•4
23
1-9
3-9
1-7
0-8
0-0
0-4
14-3
lfi-3
17-2
21 -3
14 -.5
19-4
37-8
29-1
•26-9
31-0
24^3
•20-6
16^3
16^4
16^0
24-8
19-6
24-6
16^6
?,4
24-.'.
35'5
32-5
43-2
40-3
22-7
32-3
26-5
25-1
24 4
20-3
22-0
18-8
•20-2
19-2
24-6
16-1
13-8
6^3
17^4
'20 •e
18-9
22-1
19 -V
•23^6
25
16-4
15-4
12-7
19-8
17-3
10-1
10-4
15-3
9-1
9-3
10-0
15-6
16-8
17-3
15-7
16-4
14^3
14^9
15^9
18^4
18^8
18-2
13 •S
14-3
14-8
26
12-.5
10'9
6-2
8'5
6-3
4-7
4-0
3-8
5-0
a -2
8-8
5-3
3-4
2-5
4-7
4-5
4^9
3^6
3-9
5-7
7-3
8-3
8-8
9-2
6-3
27
8-8
7-6
7-5
10-6
10-.5
11-6
13-1
14-1
14-3
12-5
9-fi
7-7
4-4
4-6
3-4
3^7
3^9
5^0
3^7
3-7
3^6
2-9
1^3
1-3
/•I
•J8
0-4
0-0
0-6
4-0
0-2
0-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-n
4 0
3-5
3-5
3-5
3^5
3^5
3-5
3-0
3 5
0-5
0^5
0-5
0-0
0-5
1-7
29
4-0
7-0
14-8
23-6
18-7
28-4
30-0
35-8
42-4
33-9
33-9
33-8
18-0
18-4
18^2
10-8
12^0
16^0
19^9
18^9
•23 •/
28-4
21-6
23 3
22-3
30
34 '6
35-4
37-5
42-0
26-2
37-0
41-2
40-0
30-0
33-6
31-6
35-8
31-5
34-2
39^4
35^8
29-1
13^5
•21-b
22-2
•25^0
23-3
17-1
17-5
30^6
Means
12-1
13-6
13-7
16-1
13-3
13-2
14-2
13-8
13-1
13-9
13-4
14-5
1
14-5
14-3
14^0
15^2
12-8
11-6
12-3
12^9 13^1
13-1 10-8
13-1
13-44
ANEMOMETEE.
Miles per Hour.
JULY 1903.
1
2
3
•29 •S
4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 1 17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
21 •S
•20-8
19-0
■21-0
21-0
28-0
24-5
17^5
24-5
.52 •a
50-6
35^4
10-5
17^5
14-0 10-5
10-5
19-9
25-0
26-9
24-2
26-3
22-7
24-0
2
,36-6
9^6
8^1
140
8-8
4^3
2^2
0-9
10^0
•28-7
,30-7
28-9
28-4
26-2
23-6
.30-4 •26^8
32-0
34-6
49-9
44^2
51-6
46-0
47 •/
25-3
3
,55 0
40^5
.57 ^2
62-3
48-8
41-8
•34 -8
21-8
19-2
14^4
5 0
10-0
15^5
11-0
14-5
14^0 16-2
21-9
9-7
20-3
19-3
13^3
14^3
13^1
21-7
4
13^7
12^1
11^0
14^9
5-5
10-0
12^5
10-0
10^4
10-4
11-6
!■'>.
8-2
14-4
6-8
no 7^1
13-0
11-1
9-1
14-0
14^0
16-b
10^2
11-0
5
8^7
8-9
9^8
12-3
7-4
11-8
10^2
8-4
9-4
7-2
8-5
9-0
9^7
9-2
9-9
WO 1 10^9
9-8
10 0
11-2
9-4
8^8
10-3
156
9-8
6
18^8
23^2
■23-8
22^9
16^2
7-2
13-6
8^1
7-2
4-0
9^5
13-0
10-0
9-1
6 1
3-8 0^8
7-5
35-4
44-0
49-8
44^0
28^4
15-6
17-6
7
•20-6
17-4
1V9
14^4
14-5
15-3
17-8
20-9
•24^0
23^8
20-4
'.^2-2
25-6
24^7
26-2
30^0 25^2
18-4
•27 ^4
21'0
•23 •!
iy^4
17-4
12-0
20^6
8
19^1
15^5
13 0
12-5
14-1
13-4
15-7
V>8
I'l
3-9
6-4
6-2
3-9
3^1 ; 5^3
7-3
6-7
5-3
7-4
2-6
•A-o
2-6
3-4
4-4
81
9
4^0
^■9
2-9
5^1
11-3
3-3
2-8
3 0
2^0
1-5
0-0
0-5
O'l
0^2 0^0
0^0
0-0
12^0
20-9
18-6
•28-9
35 •D
3V4
38-8
9-6
10
42^0
48-1
44.4
44^6
49^5
40-0
35-4
35^0
28^7
18^2
15-9
13-7
20-9
•25^4 1 17^9
24^6
'22 •e
U-5
10-9
8^1
8-2
14^4
9-4
6-6
24-8
11
6^7
10^3
10^5
9-2
5^2
4-6
2-3
0^8
0-4
10-3
8^0
13^1
17^6
32^6
23^9
33 •&
21-7
21 ^2
21-4
20-0
17-4
18^9
17^8
16^6
14-3
12
16^8
26^5
23^3
22^0
28-0
16-4
•;>8^2
•;^i-i
•:^o^2
18-7
1V3
14-0
2^9
3^0
6^7
12^7
6-9
9^0
1-2
7-2
18-9
20-7
26-6
32^2
16-4
13
19^4
13^2
7^2
,38 ^2
17-4
23^6
.33 ^2
34^4
42^8
42-2
48^3
61-5
,51 ^9
.54-1
28-0
15-7
14^3
18^8
13-5
IM
16-1
31-1
41^9
31 •S
•29-1
14
26-5
32 0
32-0
47-9
32-(;
_
_
_
44-8
16^0
17-8
10-3
24-6
19-8
25-3
18^2
15^5
14-6
16^2
in
14-4
«•/
3^6
-
15
16
2^1
1-7
1^8
2^5
0^3
0-5
6^6
•20^6
13-0
27-6
37^0
20-5
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-
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-
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~
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17
18
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
_
.38-1
,51^6
28 •S
31^2
27-2
27-8
38 ^2
31-0
31^9
32^9
19
■20
35-0
36 •O
32-4
30-4
39-9
34-2
28-1
30^9
31 •O
27-5
51 ^2
3V4
41-2
39 •S
43-1
38^4
35 •!
36 ^6
35-6
37-5
36-6
"
:
-
-
21
22
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
16^8
8^0
4^7
7-0
1-7
8-9
6^2
26-3
26^2
22-9
26-1
30 •Q
32^0
-
23
40-2
40^9
35^3
31^6
3-3
4^6
30^7
40^9
35^0
27^3
,35-2
22 '4
31-8
37-6
21-2
37 •g
20-1
31-3
26-9
■25-3
35^8
40^6
42-6
34^6
30-5
•24
32^9
19^3
27^3
21 •o
15^1
6^6
17^7
18-2
23-1
14-1
0-1
1^0
1V3
17-0
'28-1
12^7
16-7
12-3
16^3
21-7
la^l
lD^2
20^6
160
1W7
25
12^7
14-4
20^2
•28 ^2
23^2
11^1
8-1
10-6
2-1
1-7
2^4
8^5
•21^5
•22^8
-20-8
27^0
3^7
•25^7
30^6
'28 -U
•23 ^6
39-0
25^6
29^7
19^6
26
29-5
33^0
39^6
18^9
2-4
3-5
2^0
5^0
5-0
4^1
9^0
6^9
3-3
3^8
0-9
0-5
2^9
2^5
2-0
3^0
2^9
7^4
5-6
24-1
9^1
27
27^2
22^8
•26^8
30-9
•26-9
26-6
31^7
•^3-7
.35-6
.35-4
.34-0
11--!
21-8
13-3
7-4
1-6
1-0
0-5
4.4
0-4
6^9
9-0
4^9
3^0
17^0
28
5^3
1-5
0^0
1-8
2^7
0^1
0^1
0-0
0-0
0-0
(1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-6
0-0
0-0
1^4
M
00, 4-1
0^1
0^0
0^0
0-8
29
0^0
0-0
0^0
0^5
1-2
0^6
1-3
5-1
5-8
7-8
5^9
8-2
4-5
5^0
2-9
3-3
2-8
2^0
0-8
1-0
0-2
12 •D
1^9
3-1
3-2
30
4-2
4-5
5-4
2-6
3^4
10^4
15^9
22-1
19^5
22-6
27-8
19-0
14-8
15-2
14-7
11-0
9-1
8'7
5-0
7-3
6^3
i>-i
4^2
2-6
10-9
31
5^0
4.4
5-1
8-1
9^1
9^7
4^9
4-1
3-8
0'3
9-2
31
3-9
7-0
3-1
50
3-9
3-4
5-3
4^3
i-i
3-1
1-1
4-0
4-8
Means
•20-0
17-7
18 •?
19-8
15^2
13-0
15-9
15-1
15-0
14-6
16-0
14-6
15-6
15-7
13-0
13-9
11-7
12-7
14-4
15^5
17-2
19^6
18^3
17-5
15-86
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14G
METEOROLOGICAL OBSEUVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
ANEMOMETER.
Miles pek Hour.
AUGUST 1903.
1
2
3
1
1-0
1-3
0-2
?.
29-1
2,-) -4
26-1
3
12-8
17-3
6-8
4
21-2
21-7
22-3
5
27-6
23-2
29-3
6
34 0
32-4
21-2
1
5-2
6 3
3-5
8
6-1
57
0*J
9
7-1
21-5
12 2
10
13-1
If; -4
16-4
11
2-9
8-6
8-9
12
0-7
1-4
0-3
13
20-2
15-3
4-9
14
22-7
24-7
22 8
15
55-5
65 -5
52-1
16
39-9
42-0
43-3
17
2.^-2
12-9
22-8
18
22-4
29 '8
23-4
19
12-7
12-3
7-9
20
7-1
6-3
7-5
21
10-1
,5-0
31
22
20-1
18-2
27-4
23
29-8
27-5
26-2
24
27-8
20-5
16-0
25
140
9-9
9-4
26
4-8
4-6
3-3
27
0-0
0-0
0-0
28
7-9
17-9
14-5
29
18-6
18-1
18-8
30
19-7
22-0
23-7
31
11-8
12-7
I0-4
Means
17-1
17-3
15-8
1
0 1
36 '0
19-2
25-1
31-3
36-5
0 0
0-1
16-9
10-8
IM
8-0
28-7
61-3
47-0
19-1
33-1
9-3
7-2
4-1
25-8
40-4
10-6
12-4
5-3
0-0
15-9
1.^-0
20-9
11-8
18-9
5
6
0-1
0-1
18-2
11-8
19-4
18-7
21-3
33-9
29-1
26-7
27-3
43-2
0-7
15-1
8-0
2 '5
21-0
19-0
11-9
7-0
8-5
47
3-9
167
23-4
19-1
66-5
61-8
48-6
48-0
16-7
lS-9
32-2
29-6
8-5
3'9
9-7
12-4
6-9
.5-0
24-0
26-9
22-8
31-4
12-4
77
11-0
11-1
2-8
2 0
0-0
0-0
15-1
15-3
13-5
8-0
17-7
16-8
14-1
77
17-3
17-5
0-3
1-2
19-9
26-2
35-5
44-6
4-1
3-0
8 0
5-2
8-6
29-5
20-9
49-9
37-1
237
25-4
137
9'8
5-0
23-6
29 -S I
9-1 t
10-4;
2-9
0-0
18-0
5-5
16-1
16-8
16-8
8
9 10 11
12
13
14
15
0 0
16
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
87
0-5
5-3
5-1
47
10-2
8-8
2-0
2-0
13-5
17-4
21-0
6-9
0-0
0-2
1-3
10
2-2
1-3
6'4
4-3
5-0
e-0
8-6
2-4
4-0
13-5
30-4
27-3
34-0
34-0
so -8
31-1
327
28-4
29-5
,54-6
.55-3
38-0
54-5
38-0
19-0
18-5
25-2
21-2
6-0
57
.■i-S
67
/ •/
47
57
5-3
6-4
4-0
1-4
1-8
1-3
0-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
11-0
15-0
15-0
9-0
22-8
150
12-0
6-1
15'4
27
4-2
2-0
6-5
8-0
10-2
127
2-2
11-4
5-3
9-0
37
5-8
8-3
97
3-2
6-4
8-1
_
_
_
_
_
5-1
0-0
2-0
11-1
23-9
26 '8
25-2
26-0
28-0
25-0
24-9
16-0
20-3
28-6
27-5
33-9
19-9
40-0
34-4
37-9
377
47-5
35-9
37-0
64-0
61-0
44-0
42-0
34 '0
36-0
32 0
407
36-3
38-0
34 -e
44-2
31-2
45-5
41-0
39-0
18-1
38-5
317
32 0
.30-0
30-5
24-0
30-1
20-9
32-4
34-3
36-9
10-1
30-0
257
2.r4
32-4
27-8
6 '4
9-3
8-3
6-3
5-8
7-6
6-8
8-5
77
8-8
127
7-4
11-2
12-0
15-9
12-1
20-0
12-2
5-8
3-8
5-0
00
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
33-0
32-9
28-3
24-5
30-9
25-3
187
17-6
14-1,
30-0
30-2
32-9
25-6
26-0
26-4
23-0
21-5
7-5
13-1
6-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-2
1-0
2-6
107
12-5
9-1
11-4
11-5
5-5
5-5
8-1
4-4
2-6
5-0
2-2
17
1-5
0-6
0-8
0-0
00
0-0
O'O
0-3
0-0
0 0
0-0
00
0-6
0-1
18-6
17-9
19-9
18-1
17-2
15-2
15-8
17-9
167
8-6
13 8
15-8
22-0
23-9
15-9
23-8
151
/ "0
13 0
07
0-1)
67
9-5
11-5
6-5
5 0
10-5
11-2
8-5
6-5
6-6
6-5
127
10'9
10-3
9-1
16'0
16-5
16-5
15-1
16-3
14-2
13-4
13-0
13-0
17 18
0-0
47
5-1
13-0
29-2
28-3
8-0
0-0
12-8
167
8-3
26-5
12-2
48-9
33-4
25-0
35 '5
33-5
IM
11'8
0-0
27-4
0-1
0-0
2-2
19-9
27-3
197
6-8
0-0
15-3
9-4
6-9
23-9
10-4
.53-6
37-6
29-4
34-0
14-5
14-8
12 -6
00
35-2
19
0-0
0-0
2-8
17-0
43-2
15-5
9-8
0-0
14-4
7-1
1-9
27-2
18-U
37-0
33-8
24-1
30-9
9-2
14-1
137
12-5
34-6
20
O'O
01
2-5
20-6
41-6
18-2
57
0-0
12-4
3-3
6-0
27-9
24-9
38-4
28-6
29-4
27-1
7-9
107
5-5
11 '2
27-8
21
0-9
0-0
9-5
23-1
39-4
15-0
47
0-0
15-1
1-0
5-4
25-8
24-6
6-9
12-4
14-5
21-0
3-5
4-4
6-2
6-2
iO-0
7-3
77
8-2
0-3
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-lt
0-0
9-8
10-0
18-0 12-5
23-5
17-3
13-9 15-4
12-4
10-0
157 14-1
16-5
17-9
9-6
87
4-6
0-4
15-1
14-5
14-9
14-3
42-3
247
24-6
24-5
8-1
9-0
19-2
11-6
247
157
6-."i
5-4
0 0
10-2
25-0
10-9
9-0
0-0
14-0
22
6-5
0 0
3-6
20-5
30-2
9-9
3-9
0-0
177
1-8
5-9
23 '5
27-2
58-5
21-9
31-9
15-0
8-1
9-3
14-0
20-6
23-d
27-4
6-0
5-3
0-0
8-8
197
9-1
147
0-1
14-3
23
Mid-
night.
24-0 ,
10-3'
37
207
35-9
4-1
4-1
O'O
18-1
07
67
26-3
20-6
557
37-3
25-4
247
7-0
8-8
12-5
21-3
25'4
21-5
6-5
5-1
00
11-5
15-3
11-1
15-8
0-9
15-5
18-4
17-5
47
22-8
35-1
3-2
4-3
7-2
18 2
0-9
2-8
22-4
22 '5
42-S
38-1
25-9
177
8-3
5-1
9-4
16-5
29-8
34-6
2-8
4-6
0 0
12-3
167
13-5
107
0-9
15-1
Mean.
2-2
9-5
8-8
15-9
31-8
28-2
57
2-0
14-8
7-5
6-3
19-8
.15 -2
43-6
36-3
25-2
22-8
9-1
11-3
6-1
25-8
24-4
67
17
2-6
17-1
14-2
13-1
8-0
15-5
ANEMOMETER.
Miles pek Hour.
SEPTEMBER 1903.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
0-0
0-0
0-0
11-6
4-0
77
57
5-4
3-3
40-8
23-8
357
1-8
3-9
8-9
11
1-0
26'2
16-8
36-9
0-9
0-1
19-9
26-6
32-6
3-0
4-6
9-1
8-3
9-1
.VIeaiis 12 0
0-0
0-0
1-2
9-2
6-5
21-9
8-2
6-2
3-6
367
19-2
31-4
1-6
6-5
7-2
1-0
17
28-1
15-6
18-6
0-2
0-1
23-3
14-6
26-2
2-6
5-3
29-6
10-4
18-3
11-8
1-1
0-0
2-0
9-9
4-9
167
5-8
5-1
1-5
37-4
22-1
27-9
0-6
4-9
5-5
07
2-0
36-0
9-1
22-0
0-6
0-5
18-1
18-5
27-1
3-0
2-8
167
9-6
97
107
7-3
00
3-9
6-6
6-2
11-6
7-8
6-3
O'O
48-3
20-4
26-9
0-8
0-2
4-9
1-0
8-8
37-9
8-5
19-2
0-1
0-0
16-3
7-1
19-8
0-0
2-1
12-4
13-1
10-1
10-3
9-9
0-0
1-5
6-0
5-2
14-8
5-0
6-6
0 0
44-8
15-6
19-8
2-5
3-0
87
1-6
8-3
26-0
9-5
6-9
0-8
0-0
227
4-0
19-5
0-0
1-3
16-3
10-2
9-3
9-3
10-2
0 0
0-2
13-1
5-8
10-9
4-0
7-0
13-6
37-4
18-8
7-3
17
1-5
1-5
1-3
11-6
25-5
31
8-1
M
0-0
24-5
1-3
21-0
0-6
0-3
11-2
7-8
8-5
5-3
0-0
0-6
10-2
15-6
17-9
5-4
6-3
12 '0
33-0
22-9
17
0-4
1-5
1-0
2-9
2-4
39-5
37
8-9
0-0
0-0
14-0
27
21-0
2-5
0-0
0-5
7-0
18-5
4-6 7-3
0-0 I 0-0
27 1 0-0
27 ' 6-1
17-2 ■ 14-5
26-5
6-1
7-2 I
25-3
35'0
18-3
2-0 i
0-1
5-2
1-0
3-6
11-0
31-0
1-5
7'0
0-0'
0-0
15-5
0-0 i
32-0
9'5
37
0-2
9-5
20 0
9-9
18-5
5 0
6-0
50-4
197
20-8
3 0
0-0
4-4
1-8
3-5
8-2
37-0
0-5
6-0
0-0
0-0
29-5
17
20-0
12-5
3-5
2-5
77
15-0
10-2
10
11
7-6
4-5
0-0
7-2
4-0
17-0
13-9
127
9 '5
18-0
19-5
33 0
7-4
61
7-9
5-0
35-6
30-0
33-3
16-6
19-3
30-9
4-1
2-2
0-0
0-2
5-4
4-4
27
1-5
1-0
4-0
6-8
10-0
35-0
29-0
0-5
07
6-2
7-8
O'O
0-1
0-0
0-0
39-5
41'0
0-0
0-0
15 0
20-0
15-0
16-0
21-5
19-0
14-3
O'll
5-8
3-0
27-0
21-0
11-9
12-2
12
12-3
1-0
8-5
9 3
15-0
28-5
5-3
5-1
467
21-8
50-1
0-1
0-3
1-8
0-4
2-4
1-0
18-5
3-0
5-5
2-2
0-1
39 0
0-0
26 0
13-5
25-0
100
5-0
18 0
12-5
13
14
10-1
10-5
6-1
4-8
157
9-1
11-2
12-8
12-6
5-8
32-5
20-5
4-9
5-3
6-4
4-3
43-5
46-3
19-0
18-2
33-2
25 0
0 0
0-8
0-3
0-2
12-1
17
0 4
1-2
3-5
5-3
12-8
5-0
30-1
•20-9
•217
20-2
3-4
3-1
0-2
0-0
07
1-0
45-0
47-0
10-5
19-5
25-9
•23-0
12-5
15-6
26-9
28-2
3-0
4-3
4-3
2-4
21-2
17 6
14-3
127
15
7-9
6-8
16-7
8-0
4-6
20-0
6-7
1-6
41-6
10-1
23-0
2-2
1-0
15-6
1-5
7-1
4-0
24-7
•20-6
2-0
0-3
12 0
35-1
25-0
•22-6
U-1
21-9
1-9
1-8
•20-4
12-7
16
13-3
8-4
14-6
14-0
117
17-0
5-6
1-4
44-5
13-2
29-5
0-8
0-0
10-5
1-5
5-1
4-8
•28-1'
21-4
1-3
1-fi
16-2
35 0
31-5
15-5
13-8
22-6
0-3
0-5
17-9
13-4
17 1 18
0-4
6-2
12-0
4-8
137
25-3
5-2
0-5
44-8
18-9
28-9
1-3
5-9
17-6
0-6
4-1
3-1
29-2
-z3-0
2-8
1-8
21-6
37-5
47 5
14-5
14-4
16-1
4-0
0-2
4-0
0-1
4-2
16-4
2-3
12-3
117
57
0-2
45-9
19-1
28-9
1-5
0-5
11-5
3-2
3-8
1-1
-29-8
33-6
7-1
0-0
24-4
41-8
30-0
167
14-6
107
4-5
5-9
10-4
14-3 13-4
19
20
21
22
2-0
0-0 0^0
0-0
1-5
0-0 1 0^4
0-0
16-0
16-4 16-4
12-0
2-2
0-4
1-3
07
C-3
12-9
4-2
6-3
14-9
1-5
117
5-2
5-2
77
4-9
67
0-3
0-0
0 0
00
42-2
35-4
30-5
32-4
17-2
22-9
16-8
•26-7
26-0
177
25-1
347
07
0-5
6-5
2-0
0-6
1-5
2-5
3-3
67
8-8
6-1
6-4
2-5
27 2-2
27
3-5
3-5 ' 6-4
17
0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0
15-5
4-3 23-8
23-6
34-2
41-6 35-3 47-9
8-8
7-2 1-6 1 2-6
0-0
0-0 0-0
07
■20-6
19-4 ' 9-;
14-7
45-0
401 39-5,31-6
31-4
•36-6 34-5
•28-0
18-6
187 11-3
13-0
18-3
12-8 6-6
8-6
22-9
18-8 i 11-8
64
7-3
107 11-3
11-9
0-5
0-0 1 07
7-4
14-8
17-0: 11-4
•20-4
12-8
12-0
11-1
11-9
23
Mid-
night.
0 0
0-0
0-0
1-5
6-2
157
57
8-2
7-9
10-2
6-1
7-6
6-1
5-3
0-0
0-0
44-8
49-1
24^3
20-6
37-5
28-5
1-6
1-4
3-0
V9
9-0
6-5
1-2
2-2
2-3
1-9
8-8
21-5
18-6
18-0
40-1
35-3
4-3
3-3
0-7
0-3
16-3
19-2
32-1
27-9
33-0
36-3
4-5
0-1
9-6
5-5
4-2
6-8
11-4
8-0
12-8
120
11-3
7-2
12-1
12-1
Mean.
4-8
2-0
87
167
5-9
37
30-1
26-3
•21-6
7-1
1-3
6-9
2-8
3-0
5-6
26-5
18-6
8-4
0-5
7-3
317
18-4
19-4
9-4
12-9
9-0
6-1
14-9
11^6
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
147
ANEMOMETER.
Miles per Houk.
OCTOBER 1903.
0
!0
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Meaus
4-2
7-3
5-4
35-2
11-2
27-0
16-6
2-6
10-9
0-0
8-2
9-3
0-1
8 '2
9-8
4-4
0-0
34-4
4-2
16-8
0-9
17-9
9-6
22-5
16-7
6-5
18-2
24-5
24-1
21-6
11-8
12-6
av
8-3
0-9
32-5
8-7
29 '6
14-6
3-0
12-1
0-0
8-2
3-9
0-0
26
3-7
0-8
4-3
39 -8
1-0
16-0
0-8
16-0
11-0
21-0
12-6
13-3
13-5
19-1
21-7
20 0
23 -o
8-4
6-8
1-9
31-7
4-7
26-2
19-1
6-2
11-3
0-0
6-6
1-4
5-9
6-4
10-5
2-9
6 '9
39-1
0-2
16-9
0-9
32-3
10-3
24-7
12-5
12-4
14-0
18-6
15-7
21-0
17-7
11-9 12-7
2-4
8-7
1-3
31-6
8-9
24-0
21-0
7-4
15-8
0-0
3-0
2-4
3-6
7 '2
0-1
5-5
9-5
32-9
0-3
16-7
1-3
25-1
11-2
26-3
20-8
8-3
14-9
19-8
11-3
24-7
12-7
12'2
3-7
6-2
0-0
34-8
19-2
28-5
22-7
11-5
14-0
4-5
3'4
2-5
6-6
7-6
1-7
2-2
10-7
3S-0
0-7
176
0-3
20-9
9-9
21-5
7 '7
6-1
11 '9
23-5
20-6
15-3
12-3
27-0
120
1-0
26-0
190
23-0
!2-0
7-5
17-5
7-9
14-5
1-6
7-1
4-5
5'0
1-6
10-5
36-0
5-8
12-8
1-5
20-5
7-8
30-3
11-0
8-0
17-0
22-5
19-1
16-5
8'0
13-4
25 0
8-0
0-0
33-3
21-5
19-5
19-2
7-0
15-8
6-2
13'0
3-1
9-1
7-5
11 -8
11
11-5
25-0
10-7
19-0
1-5
27-3
8-3
17-6
15-5
8-7
9-7
27-7
18-3
12-0
8-0
13-6
8
9
10
16-0
24-0
28-0
8-0
10-0
10-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
35-0
34-0
42-0
24-5
22-0
15-0
21 '5
29-0
24-0
13-8
13-(i
12-5
1-7
5-3
4-0
13-7
16'.T
6-5
3-6
6-8
9'3
14-2
13-6
17-0
1-2
2-1
0-9
11-0
18-5
11-8
6-5
4-6
8-1
10-9
21-3
23-0
0-5
0-1
0-0
12-0
17-5
18-7
24-3
30-2
24-7
9-8
18-3
11-2
15-2
30-5
22-8
2-3
3-5
3-5
26-6
24-7
24-0
13-3
9-6
11-4
22-0
24-3
16-4
18-3
15-7
20 3
11-3
13-1
12-5
14-0
22-0
22-0
22-8
42-2
32-8
15-8
21-7
25-5
31-5
37-0
21-6
8-0
12-0
13-0
13-9
17-5
15-9
11
30 0
15-0
0-0
300
13-5
21-0
10-5
0-2
5-0
5-2
14-4
1-8
12-7
7-3
35-0
01
15-3
35-8
11-5
17-7
7-2
30-5
3-4
18-0
7-5
0-7
26-0
26-5
25-8
7-0
18-5
14-&
12
13
34-0
31-7
13-0
8-7
0-0
0-0
32-0
23-4
17 3
28-9
32-5
23-0
17-0
16-0
1'8
1-0
10-5
10-5
3-7
0-4
7'4
13-3
1-0
0-5
14-5
19-2
7-5
4-7
41-0
33-4
1-3
0-2
15-0
16-3
30-0
19-9
16-4
19-4
15-0
9-3
5-5
6-5
28-5
31-4
7-4
15-6
IS-li
19-0
7-3
16-6
0-5
0-1
26-0
33-2
23-2
19-3
30-7
21-2
14-3
13-0
19-2
17-1
15-9
15-3
14
15
31-3 22-6
9-7 9-6
[ 4-0] [ 9-0]
24-7
27-9
33 '3
32-0
20-9
20-3
20-0
15-5
1-0
1'6
7-8
0'5
0-0
1-2
5-1
1-0
0-7
1-6
22-6
21-7
5-1
5-7
37-2
24-0
16
17
12-5
14-9
10-8
12 '2
12-4
8-0
24-4
25-6
34-5
30-0
11-7
13-4
11-0
6-6
0-2
0-6
0-2
0-3
1-4
0-0
0-5
1-6
1-9
1-4
14-8
7-2
4-3
4-0
5-1
29-3
0-1
15'5
38-S
18-2
9-1
5-7
27-7
38-2
23-3
12-9
0-1
24-2
25 0
25-4
24-9
18-6
17-2
0-0
15-0
30-9
12-5
4-9
11-5
36-8
43-5
23-1
11-7
6 0
18-6
31-5
27-6
24-9
17-3
16-5
0-0
19-8
28-4
19-0
3-8
3-3
26-1
61-1
24-3
14-4
9-1
21-8
34-3
21-2
32-9
16-9
0-2
26-4
23-5
30-0
2-2
10-0
29-9
69-8
18-5
13-2
17 '4
23-6
40-1
24-7
32'0
23-0
15-6 17-4
18
19
20
21
22
12-6
13-5
11-9
14-0
5-4
8-4
8-4
12-7
6-1
4-4
10-8
10-6
7-8
6-6
7-6
18-7
16-5
14 '5
7-0
4-2
28'4
28-7
25-9
28-5
28-6
12'0
11-4
12-0
14-1
14-3
6-4
4-7
2-3
2-5
1-9
1-5
2-7
5-1
4-6
7-7
1-3
5-9
3-7
1-5
0-0
0-0
1-3
b-9
6-9
6-7
0-0
0-3
0-8
3-0
7-7
0-4
1-3
0-6
3'0
0-7
3-3
1-9
3-0
2-8
4-6
2-9
3-1
5-0
3-0
1-0
26-0
19-3
10-7
5-7
3-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0 0
26-5
28-6
35-0
40-0
37-4
23-0
13-0
7-5
0-5
1-3
38-3
39-0
30-2
24-3
15-7
2-3
3-4
1-1
1-1
2-6
9-6
10-0
S-fi
8-3
15-0
23*2
28-8
26-7
25-4
27-9
53-2
58-3
44-1
49-5
43-1
21 9
19-6
14-5
16-0
16-4
16-3
9-6
17-4
13-3
12*2
22-5
21-5
24-2
16'1
17-8
21 -S
23-2
16-6
20-9
20-3
23 '9
25-7
25-8
32-0
27-9
23-4
18-4
25-0
22-2
20-5
15-4
21-9
24-8
20-6
23-5
33 0
34-2
44-6
35-7
35-2
15-7
15-6
15-1
14 0
13-4
23
Mid-
niglit.
9-0
2-6
19-0
'■S
32-6
12-7
3-2
2-1
0-0
9-0
8-2
0-2
4-3
0-1
4-4
0-0
38-9
0-4
151
1-5
17-9
14-4
40-0
15-4
10'6
24-8
25-3
31-3
17-4
16-6
36-3
13-6
11-3
2-3
23-2
9-6
27-0
13-7
3-7
0-7
0-3
12-6
8-2
0-5
3-2
5-1
15-i
0-0
39-9
0-1
17-8
1-5
23-4
10-0
28-5
13-S
11-3
23-4
29-0
2S-2
13-9
6-8
42-1
13-8
Mean,
16-6
8-7
5-4
25-1
22-7
20-2
11-9
3-6
7-6
3-9
7-2
1-8
8-7
5-0
10-2
0-9
19-7
24-1
15-4
10-8
6 '6
25-1
27-4
20-4
13-6
11-8
20-3
27-0
21-3
20-8
21-4
14-6
ANEMOMETEi;.
Miles pek Hou.^'..
NOVEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
22-2
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean
1
32-7
27-0
28-3
17-7
13-8
19-5
18-0
12-7
10-0
4-3
2-9
4-2
7-0
22-0
39-5
39-3
52-2
46-0
537
45-1
44-3
42-1
34-3
20-6
2
98-3
23-8
3fi'3
23-5
14-0
15-6
8-1
8-3
10 -8
10-6
7-1
2-7
4-0
8-1
6-5
7-0
1-5
5-3
3-8
5-6
8-6
9-6
9-8
2-9
10-9
3
6-1
5-4
7-6
fi-4
4-5
2-1
4-4
1-5
0-5
0'7
4-0
4 1
1-4
1-2
3-3
2-1
3-9
3-2
0-4
1-2
13-6
6 0
7-3
10'5
4-2
4
11-8
13-2
15-3
13-0
12-1
18-1
18-5
33-8
21-4
32-7
36-1
23-7
26-2
22 '9
16-8
20-3
14-8
14-0
19-3
11-5
13-6
14-0
9-4
15-0
18-6
5
13-5
12-2
15-7
13-0
18'9
10-9
20 '3
19-1
17-2
14-8
15-1
12-9
5-8
13-7
2-0 i 1-7
6-1
2-6
4-3
4-5
0-9
3-3
6-0
3-y
9-9
6
2-9
3-3
8-3
0-5
6-9
3-fi
10-3
17-5
17-7
20-1
24-0
15-1
12-7
17-2
19-6 20-7
15-4
18-6
147
10-3
67
7-3
47
6-8
11-9
7
7-1
10-4
3-7
7-5
16-5
19-2
14-8
8 '4
9-3
5-1
9-4
5-3
6-3
1-3
L9 3-2
1-1
0-1
O'l
1-9
4-6
0-2
1-1
1-4
5-8
8
4-0
2-4
2-4
1-0
0-1
0-8
1-2
2-1
3-9
2-4
1-3
0-3
0-4
0-5
0-6 ! 2-7
0-8
0-8
0-1
0-0
0-1
1-5
1-5
4-1
15
9
S-6
1-5
0-3
1-6
7-2
3-6
3-3
0-2
0-2
0-0
0-2
2-0
0-2
1-6
0-4 1 0-5
0-8
17
11-0
8-5
13-6
87
10-2
147
4-2
10
17-1
15-0
17-2
15-6
18-8
18-8
16-8
20-5
17'2
16-6
14-8
18-8
17-3
14-9
15-6 i 7-2
13-4
15-2
9-4
14-0
15-3
17 '3
117
7-8
15-2
11
5-4
17-8
14-2
12-2
10-6
9-8
2-5
6-9
9-4
6-0
8-7
11-4
J 7 -5
14-7
9-4
6-8
12-3
17
4-1
9-3
5-6
7-4
8-0
135
9-4
12
9-2
2-2
11-6
9-6
10-4
VS
4-6
11-7
12-9
21-9
22-9
21-0
20-9
24-7
21-2
19'8
21-5
19-8
16-0
lo-H
J 9-9
9-0
10-3
187
14-9
13
22-7 ! 21-3
20 '6
20 -5
17-1
17-8
14-7
14-8
11-2
9-0
14-1
16-7
lo-o
18-3
16-8
14-4
15-0
17-2
19-6
16-4
16-1
177
13-8
147
167
14
15-2 i 130
27-1
16-2
24-5
26-3
32-2
26-8
21-1
25-3
20-3
11-4
9-4
r/
1-9
1-0
0-8
1-4
2-1
4-6
7-4
9-6
8-1
57
13 '3
15
8-6
5-8
3-2
3-1
1-5
0-7
1-6
1-3
4-8
5-6
6-6
5-6
14-2
14-6
11-4
5-9
4-8
4-2
3-3
3-5
1-6
O'O
0-6
13-9
oa
16
25-2
18-9
26-1
15-6
10-8
13 9
19-7
20-3
19-7
21-2
27-0
19-7
17-0
20-2
17-5
18-2
16-6
19-6
21-3
237
227
23-2
217
197
2i-0
17
19-4
18-3
21-9
13-2
9-9
7-7
12-8
10-8
3-4
5-3
1-3
2-5
6-0
fi-1
4-8
8-4
14 0
13-1
8-0
13-3
5-9
8-9
9-9
15-3
10-0
18
17-5
16 3
11-7
21-1
11-7
11-6
13-3
22-8
21-5
17-7
13-8
12-5
in-1
12-1
!2-2
6-5
6-1
3-4
5-3
0-9
6-2
6-0
14-9
10-8
12-1
19
8-fi
5-fi
8-8
8-4
5-3
4-9
4-5
6-5
6-1
3-6
6-0
4-9
13-9
19-0
26-0
20-8
21 '9
22 '0
21-2
10-y
17-9
26-6
28-0
2/ -3
137
20
42-1
37-7
36-6
30-6
22 -0
20-9
20-6
20-9
20-9
24-6
30-3
28-8
28-1
17-4
9-2
8-9
10-9
17-2
9-8
2-9
0-8
3-7
/■/
4-1
19-2
21
3-7
3-5
3-5
10
00
5-0
10-4
5-3
2-6
9-6
8-0
7-3
10-9
12-0
6-9
9-3
16-1
18-4
17-9
14-3
6-2
8-1
5-0
9-5
8-1
22
V7,-7
11-2
13-3
15-0
6-7
12-3
19-7
11-0
8-2
19-7
16-0
18-9
19'0
21-3
20-1
16-5
10-6
17-0
20-1
32-2
27-4
25-2
21-0
22-4
17-4
23
29-3
23-4
20-6
24-0
21-1
22-5
24-0
21-5
20-4
20-0
17-2
190
23-3
22-7
19-4
16-0
12-7
77
9-3
9-4
20-0
16 -8
7-9
7-5
181
24
in-5
17-4
11-3
9-4
15-0
12-2
15-2
9-4
2-2
1-5
2-6
5-1
10-8
12-2
14-2
11-0
10-9
5 '8
3-4
9'3
9-2
8-9
9-4
37
9-2
25
7-8
5-0
1-1
3-5
5-4
14-5
11-7
11-8
8-1
1-9
0-1
0-0
00
0-0
0-ti
0-3
7-3
5-0
5-8
67
17 -0
21 '3
21-8
25-9
7-6
26
a2-6
23-8
26-9
26-6
32-0
27-9
26-1
22-7
26-7
26-6
26-7
23-6
19-0
13-5
12-0
14-2
9-9
6-2
4 '2
6 0
1-2
1-8
8-3
0-5
170
27
0-fi
0-1
0-7
0-8
1-6
4-fi
9-5
fi'5
6-0
5-«
3-5
4-0
2-0
7-3
4-6
4-4
3-0
4-8
37
1-3
1-0
0-3
0-0
0-0
3-2
28
0-0
0-0
0-9
2-7
0-4
4-6
6-0
8-0
2-1
4-3
8-8
10-8
10-3
9-3
14-5
15-4
12-7
11-8
11-2
9-6
8-2
6-4
6-8
6-1
7-1
29
2-7
7-2
5 '3
2-4
4-3
6-9
3 '5
0-7
0-1
0-2
0-2
1-4
2 0
3 0
3-0
5-6
37
4 '3
6-2
6-8
6-9
3-9
5-3
3 0
3-7
30
12'3
8-6
11-1
14-6
15-1
18-3
21-2
21-1
20-1
19-7
17-0
15-0
17-1
18-0
17-5
18-8
16-6
13-5
97
11-8
9-9
13-8
14-8
13-2
15-4
Means
13-6
12'4
13-7
n-7
11-3
12-0
13 '0
13-0
11-3
12-1
12-3
10'9
11-7
12-1
11 -1
10-9
10-8
10-9
10-4
10-8
11-1
11-2
10-9
11 2
117
148
]HETEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
ANEMOMETER
Miles per Hour.
DECEMBEK 1903.
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
14-3
1-8
0-0
3-8
0-0
O'O
0-6
20-6
9-7
22-8
0-0
0-5
16-4
10-4
9-4
13-3
14-2
24-5
10-6
24-5
2-7
l'>-6
38-5
15-9
6-2
26
4-6
4-6
27
0-1
0-7
28
2-2
0-7
29
1-5
0-6
30
0-5
0-0
31
17-4
17-2
Means' 97
6-2
8-1
0-0
0-5
0-0
00
0-3
19-6
9-9
30-3
0-0
0-8
15-5
11-1
14-6
12-9
6 4
29-2
8-4
26-4
8-1
18-7
31-6
15-1
15-3
9-6
0-3
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-1
12-3
7-9
32-0
0-0
3-4
17-8
3-5
22-1
8-0
4-7
26-7
8-6
28-9
8-2
15-8
16-1
16-6
9-0
1-2
1-8
0-6
0-0
0-4
12-3
9-1
11-3
1-7
0-3
(lO
2-8
0-0
0-7
8-1
6-8
30-1
0-0
2-2
13-8
3-1
22-7
5-8
5-1
15-9
3-7
22-3
US
15-8
13-1
22-1
12-0
0-9
0-2
0-1
00
0-3
19-1
3-y
0-6
1-1
2-2
4-9
O'O
1-3
16-9
7-6
29-1
0-0
1-5
10-6
2-5
14-1
6-5
8-1
16-5
0-7
23-5
11-5
24-0
12-3
24-8
10'5
0-3
0-4
0-3
0-0
0-0
12-2
9 ! 10
15-0
0-0
1-1
6-8
6-4
0-0
1-9
13-9
12-7
30-5
0-0
0-5
10-3
2-3
2-7
7-5
10-3
21-1
1-1
24-9
13-8
24-2
17-0
24 0
7-8
0-0
0-0
0-4
0-0
1-2
13-1
8-7
5'4
0'2
2-7
9-1
5-4
0-0
0-8
9-4
9-3
27-4
0-0
1-1
5-7
2-3
4-0
7-9
10-7
23-1
0-0
19-5
18-3
25-4
21-7
16-4
4-6
0-1
0-1
0-3
0-0
3-2
21-1
11-2
0-5
0-9
5-5
6-5
0-0
12-6
5-4
22 5
28-0
0-0
0-3
ll-l
3-8
8-3
14-5
10-4
19-1
2-4
17-5
9-8
29-2
16-7
9-7
6-1
0-0
0-0
Ol
0 0
2-6
28-3
7-2
0-8
3-5
5-7
6-5
0-0
13 0
9-4
26-7
22-7
O'O
0-1
8-4
5-5
9-3
17-1
13-3
21-6
1-8
24-2
3-7
27-9
14-5
9-7
6-7
0-5
0-0
0-1
0-9
2-3
25-4
4-2
0-3
3-5
4-8
3-7
0-0
23-0
11
9-6
14-3
28-8
0-0
0-0
6-4
6-1
12
8-2 9-1 9-3
10-0
18-7
13-7
11-8
7-8
17-9
9-6
3]'l
10-9
5-0
8-3
0-5
0-0
0-0
2-7
3-2
25-6
9-1
4-3
0-7
2-1
5-0
5-7
0-0
12-2
8-8
17-3
19-3
0-1
0-2
13-7
5-9
10-2
13-7
12-0
12-7 1
10-8
19-7
lS-1
31-0
17-7;
9-2
8-6
1-2!
0-0 1
0-0
3-6
3-7
20-1
13
3-2
1-8
4-9
7-0
7-6
0-0
18-7
7-6
191
17-8
0-1
0-0
11-1
2-5
12 0
14-9
11-5
14-5
10-6
19-1
20-7
30-3
11-7
17-9
10-8
1-4
0-0
0-5
5-2
5-7
18-4
14 15
9'3 9-9 10-1
3-3
0-1
6-7
7-8
5-9
0-0
24-5
5-2
15-5
17-5
0-2
2-1
15-6
1-1
111
13 '8
11-7
14-8
12-2
13-5
13-3
30-6
24-9
5-2
12-8
40
0 0
0-0
4.4
2-0
32-4
3-6
0-1
5-9
6-7
5-1
0-0
25-8
4-4
14-9
15-8
0-1
2-9
23-5
3-3
9-9
11-6
14-1
12-1
13-4
5-6
12-9
37 -8
19-7
11-0
11-6
1-0
0-0
0-0
3-8
1-4
25-8
16
2-7
0-0
3-7
7-6
1-9
0-0
20-1
2-8
26-6
13-9
0 0
37
25-5
6 '5
8-0
9-0
11-3
11-2
7-1
0-0
12-6
34-6
12-0
15-2
97
2-6
0-0
0-0
1-3
1-4
18-4
17
5-1
0-0
3-6
6-3
2-4
0-0
11-5
3-0
26-3
10-4
0-0
0-3
247
4-5
6-9
18-8
16-9
8-8
5-4
1-4
15-9
35 0
12-0
8-5
87
2-1
00
2-2
0-0
2-9
15-4
18
87 8-4
4-5
0-0
1-6
9-9
4-2
0-0
8-3
4-1
21-0
7-6
0-3
0-1
19-0
37
9-3
14-2
18-5
9-9
6-9
01
18-1
32-5
22-1
3-4
8-1
3-6
0-0
0-4
0-0
3-3
11-6
19 20 1 21
11-5
0-0
0'6
9-4
3-4
0-0
8-6
5-1
24-3
4.4
1-8
0-0
14'4
3-8
8-3
14-6
15-9
11-0
8-5
0-1
14-2
30-3
20-6
4-3
8-3
2-6
0-0
1-6
0-0
0-9
5-9
ri
'
7-6
12-5
0-0
07
117
0-9
0-0
13-6
10-2
24 '4
3 0
2-6
1-2
13-6
11 0
20 0
26-5
13-3
15'5
9-3
2-2
127
34-1
15 6
87
7-8
1-3
0-0
2'4
1-0
0-0
20-8
9-6
6-3 1
00
0-4
9-0
2-0
0-1
10-4
3-6
18-9
4.4
1-5
0-0
17-2
8-4
31-3
24-0
8-8
12-1
8'1
1'4
15-9
297
17-0
2-1
77
1-1
0-0
1-4
2-2
0-0
35-3
22
6-4
0-0
6-8
37
0-1
0-3
24-8
9-6
21-0
2-9
1-71
0-0
137
12-3
32-9
21-9
10-2
10-6 1
6-9
2-0 '
23-2
33-5
23-0
12-2
8-8
0-4
0-4
1-8
2-3
0-n
22-2
23
6-0
0-0
4-9
4-1
0-1
0-5
15-9
107
18-9
0-7
2-1
3-1
19-5
10-6
30-7
16-5
15-4
9-3
87
0-1
17-8
21-9
16-3
0-2
0-2
1-2
07
3-2
17-0
3-3
0-0
5-3
1-2
00
0-8
16-8
11-2
20-4
0-3
Mid-
night.
1-5
0-0
4-9
0-2
0-0
0-3
18-8
11-0
21-8
0-0
Mean.
9-0 10-0 8-8
3-1
20
9-6
15-1
8-7
15-3
4-0
12-4
25-5
18-2
16-8
9-2
10-5
19-0
8-5
117
11-3
23 1
0-5
1-9
15-1
157
21-2
30-2
19-4
13-0
9-0
9 0
8-3
4-0
0-1
0-8
06
0-4
30
1-G
2-5
2-0
9-4
4-4
16-9
22-1
8-5
9-4
7-0
1-1
27
5-3
3-2
0-1
11-9
9-3
17-4
167
0-1
2-0
H-6
5-9
14-6
14-1
11-9
15-5
7-8
12-4
13-5
•.i7-4
lS-2
11-S
8-4
1-5
0-2
0-9
1-5
2-2
19-8
9-0
ANEMOMETER.
Miles per Houe.
JANUAEY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
19-0
1-2
6-0
20-4
1-0
1-8
3-1
187
10-6
0-5
12-1
8-0
1-4
0-0
6-2
0-2
1-8
12-2
13-8
14-0
20-9
7-1
10-6
7-3
20-1
n-2
14-5
15-1
57
0-0
15-4
Means 9 0
23-9
07
7-0
15-2
3-4
3-3
3-5
9-4
4-3
01
8-H
8-1
5-5
0-2
0-4
0-0
0-6
4-5
14-3
11-1
18-1
8-5
10-4
10-1
25-6
9-6
12-4
147
6-5
0-4
13-4
8-2
167
37
12-2
16-5
3-5
2-1
0-8
12-9
167
0-0
27-9 27-6
3-6 4-3
15-6 ; 137
15 0 I 107
2-4 2-1
0-3
1-3
15-1
11-0
2-8
14-4 15-4
' 1-6
2-4
7-4
1-1
0-6
0-1
0-1
3 0
12-1
15-6
12-6
7-1
57
10-0
27-1
6-6
8-8
22-2
6-4
0-4
18-9
8-6
10-2
2-5
1-3
01
0-1
5-0
7-1
18-3
07
0 1
4-1
9-4
9-0
17-5
07
1-1
3-4
2-8
0-2
1-4
2-0
4-0
27-0
13-1 1 3-9
9-0 I 147
8-3 no-6
11-6 10-4
23-9 12-8
67
8-6
16-6
87
3-3
16-4
6-3
4-1
20-9
9-2
3-2
16-2
24-7
3-1
14-6
10-1
3-3
1-9
0-1
4-1
7-1
7-1
18-5
07
4-5
07
4 7
0-5
5-1
4-1
4-2
21-3
11-0
7-4
16-6
11-1
10-1
7-8
97
17-5
9-8
5-4
15-1
23-1
1-6
20-0
7-1
5-6
1-6
0-3
2-y
18-9
4-6
17-0
1-1
1-6
4-4
4-5
0-6
7-2
6-8
4-1
17-8
127
10-8
14-8
12-9
7-2
7-2
6-1
16-0
8-1
57
13-6
9-1 8-2 8-5 8-6 8 4
18-6 1
1-2'
25-5
6-4
7-1
3-3
0 0
)-5
7-8
7-1
18-1
1-6
1-4
7-1
2-0
1-0
5-3
9-1
3-1
117
14-1
12-4
147
15-3
47
6-6
5-4
16-0
9-9
7-9
13-8
12-3
11-8
34-4
8-5
7-6
6-2
07
0-8
21-8
7-4
15-6
0-4
0-6
0-2
2-6
37
3-0
10-5
16-6
16-6
87
15-8
9-8
7 3
10-4
12-0
8-9
7-5
16-0
10
4-4
3-4
41-4
I
4-9
8-3
4-3
0-0
0 7
14-9
3-9
11-9
2-1
0 0
1-2
3-2
0-0
1-3
1-4
9-n
7-0
16-5
15-6
8-0
187
10-2
10-9
9-9
10-5
97
9-9
14-5
1 8-1 8-1
11
77
1-1
43-4
7-7
8-0
2-2
0-0
07
20-4
2-4
7-6
17
0-5
0-3
0-4
1-6
5-1
07
0-6
3-5
18-8
137
9 0
15-4
11-8
12-6
2-6
197
6-8
10-2
14-0
12
13
5-8
1-0
39-6
0-4
6-8
10-0
0-6
1-0
18-3
2-5
7-0
4-8
9-2
1-4
0-0
1-3
12-0
0-3
0-0
7 0
167
15-1
9-2
15-8
11-6
12-9
4-3
13-3
8-3
8-8
18-5
8-5
6-0
3-0
39-7
0 0
7-4
9-1
2-0
0-1
19-9
5-0
12-4
77
167
1-0
0-0
0-8
21-9
0-6
0-6
10-5
16-1
13-4
11-1
18-1
14-5
17-0
7-2
11-2
9-1
9-8
18-9
10-0
14
ro
10-0
43-5
0-8
4-3
15-2
5-6
0-1
147
11-9
12-1
7-4
2-4
0-2
3-2
22-8
3-8
4-5
14-0
13-3
12-5
10-4
18-7
13-0
7-8
10-1
13-9
10-1
5-6
16-9
15
10-3
10-0
38-7
1-0
7-2
9-6
2-3
0-0
10-2
10-0
9-0
7-9
3-0
3-4
0-3
24-9
4-2
10-6
7-5
9-5
127
S-9
■20-2
14-5
7-0
137
157
10-3
8-4
16-4
16
5-1
6-9
36-7
0-2
10-2
6-2
4-2
1-1
11-1
1-3
27
8-6
1-3
3-3
0-0
3-1
•25-0
2-4
6-4
9-0
6-4
10-4
10-4
19-9
13-8
6-2
12-8
147
9-5
10-5
6-5
17
18
3-5
1-6
3-4
1-6
36-3
35-5
0-3
0-3
97
9-3
12-0
8-8
0-9
1-6
5-6
22-2
11-9
9-5
19-6
14-0
0-3
1-1
5-9
2-1
1-3
0-1
1-5
1-6
0-0
0-0
27
0-4
21-0
19
2-1
97
11-4
5-6
9-3
12-6
15-1
9-9
8-1
19-4
14-2
8-8
12-2
7-6
1-6
10-0
15-3
6 0
87
11-8
15-1
11-1
6-8
18-4
13-0
8-3
11-6
5-0
1-8
0-0
35-6
0-0
1-6
4.4
2-2
23-6
9-6
16-1
1-0
3-2
0-0
0-6
0-0
0-1
21-6
07
10-0
17-8
2-1
12-1
12-8
13-3
6-5
9-3
12-4
12-6
8-2
10-8
47
20
1-9
3-3
32-0
0-0
0-1
3-fi
2-6
25-9
8-9
9-0
5-5
0-5
0-0
0-5
0-4
0-1
8-0
2-2
10-1
19-3
2-9
10-0
13-9
15-5
8-1
13-0
18-0
147
3-3
157
27
8-6 9-2 8-8 8-2 8-1 9-0 81 90
21
3-4
6-6
30-9
0 0
0-1
7-6
7-5
25-2
4-8
15-3
4-8
2-2
0-0
1-5
0-1
0-0
7-8
6-9
11-6
22-3
3-2
12-8
10-8
18-8
8-8
7-4
24-6
12-4
2-5
17-3
1-4
22
3-1
4-5
25-9
0-0
0-2
2-5
11-2
17-3
2-3
16-6
6-S
1-9
0-5
07
0 0
0-0
9-4
6-2
10-1
20-7
1-2
10-8
15-5
16-9
8-0
6-8
21-8
117
3-5
14-2
0-4
23
1-3
6-2
27-1
0-0
17
4-4
17-0
20-6
0-(i
20-5
10-0
2-2
0-0
0-0
0 0
0-0
9-6
57
10-0
23-7
2-4
11-5
13-6
18-1
9-8
11-6
16-8
12-3
3-5
16-1
3-3
Mid-
night.
17
6-9
22 1
0-0
2-0
2-0
20 -n
■25-6
3-7
17-3
7-5
17
0-0
0-2
0-0
1-0
4-0
5-8
6-3
16-5
2-8
131
10-1
17-5
10^8
13-6
14^9
7-6
0-5
207
127
Mean.
10-8
4-2
-ih-2
5-2
47
5-1
3-6
10-0
11-2
8-4
9^9
37
3-1
1-8
12
0-8
10-0
4-0
7-1
147
10-3
11-5
11-2
15-1
12-6
9-2
12-0
14-5
7-3
9-0
11-8
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
149
ANEMOMETER.
Miles per Hour.
FEBRUARY 1904.
] ' 2
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Me.an.
1
1-7
19-6
21-7
21 -.'i
33-8
33 -.5
.33-8
34-6
30-6
23-6
18-8
4-2
8-5
5-6
67
9-3
11-3
8-5
107
67
6-9
7-3
31
27
15-9
2
rt-2
3-8
2-4
4-fi
7-2
9-7
87
.5-2
37
2-5
17
4-3
5-4
6-0
6-8
6-8
7-1
8-3
7-0
5-4
1-3
10-9
9-9
167
6-3
3
18 -5
24-8
29-4
27-4
29-6
32 0
30 -.5
29-0
29-5
31-8
32-5
29-6
33-6
31-1
■25-5
26-6 30-0
277
22-6
26-5 26-1
23-1
21-4
18-4
27-4
4
l.=.-7
11-0
13-8
l.'i-9
9-0
12-2
26 -9
16-9
197
20-3
167
16-3
24-0
22-1
19-9
19-5
21-5
20-0
197 ' 16-2 18-4
22-6
23-0
21-0
18-4
5
23-0
23-8
20-7
12-8
17-0
18-6
25-0
28-2
28-5
26-9 1 26-3
21-5
23-4
21-1
-22-5
21-1
21-9
16-8
13-8 i 15-6 17-5
16-2
15-4
13-2
•20-4
6
14-R
11-1
12-1
9 -.5
9 '8
l.^i^
17-8
18-1
19-0
17-4 20-3
17-3
14'4
13 9
20-3
25-3
■24-5
22-3
21-5 19-2 19-5
19-8
20-2
19-8
17-6
7
•?,0'9,
19-.fi
22-4
17-2
22-.'i
14-6
9-6
9-3
9-2
2-8 4-3
8-8
8-2
8-9
87
6-9
57
87
11-8 6-0 1 18-6
11-2
12-9
157
11-8
8
14-7
11 -.T
l,"^-!
2-2
9 '3
1-.5
2-9
7-2
12-4
12-6 5-8
5-2
6o
4-0 ; 7-0
13-2
8-2
12-5
17-5 1 25-1 , 40-9
30-4
23 7
18-9
12-8
9
17-6 ! 25-0
20-8
10-8
2.1 '2
187
237
19-6
20-0
19-9 20-0
17-8
21-3
22-3 21-6
18-2
20-2
17-4
17-4 1 19-0
14-0
14-0
18-3
12-2
19-0
10
12-4 16-6
16-3
12-8
3-6
12-9
7-1
5-4
7-0
7-5 11-8
19'3
23-3
18-6
16-1
13-2
15-6
12-8
6-3 2-1
6-0
10-1
97
10-5
11-5
U
10-2 12-0
IS-.^i
13-4
13-0
147
12-4
11-9
7-0
9-8 12-5
16-4
18-3
14-2
19-2
•24 -5
207
18-3
227 ' 24-1
147
127
14-5
13-4
15-2
12
16-3 1 14-7
19-2
23-0
lfi-2
l.^i-S
lfi-4
14-9
16-4
15-4 8-9
19-2
14-0
24-8
21 -1
19-3
■J3-3
17-4
15-0,12-9
11-8
13-3
15-1
8-0
16-4
IH
6-4 : 13-3
19-9
18-0
lfi-2
l.S-fi
12-1
lii-1
13-4
7-9 6-4
19-8
18-4
187
20-2
•22-5
•22-3
22-5
24-0 1 19-6
20-8
22-4
22-6
22-1
17-5
1-1
21-2: 197
13-8
20 '8
22-5
23-9
34-2
18-5
23-1
23-3 36-0
30-2
25-01
[•25-0] [-25-0"
l-.'5-U
•2:2
86
83
85
83
76
74
76
75
80
76
85
8
87
86
82
82
88
82
86
84
S2
81
SO
81
83
81
81
82
9
99
96
99
96
96
96
86
82
S3
83
S2
81
77
77
77
81
10
91
85
88
86
85
85
87
82
85
83
86
84
84
85
84
84
11
95
93
95
96
96
95
94
95
89
88
100
86
88
85
88
88
12
96
89
89
89
95
90
9il
90
87
90
73
84
83
86
88
88
13
97
96
83
92
88
96
95
93
92
S7
95
91
100
100
100
97
14
81
77
82
78
85
85
83
80
77
78
80
79
85
82
73
88
15
90
91
93
95
93
91
93
96
97
97
98
95
95
94
96
96
16
100
100
100
100
99
100
100
100
100
100
100
89
92
85
81
99
17
79
79
84
SO
80
80
73
84
83
76
74
73
69
64
59
62
18
94
95
94
92
93
94
100
100
100
87
74
63
66
66
83
86
19
100
99
99
99
100
100
100
99
100
100
99
97
95
95
96
96
20
100
100
100
97
99
99
100
98
99
100
100
100
99
100
96
100
21
94
98
100
98
100
93
96
86
85
S5
89
89
86
93
87
75
22
81
77
85
91
80
86
97
100
100
93
9S
98
97
96
99
96
23
85
71
86
86
94
89
85
84
83
97
87
88
87
89
88
92
24
90
94
94
97
92
91
89
96
96
95
84
91
92
92
78
78
25
74
74
80
76
78
82
83
78
86
74
74
69
76
89
76
II
26
78
77
79
73
80
84
79
82
84
86
85
82
86
84
87
82
27
99
97
98
98
98
96
97
93
93
94
98
99
96
98
99
99
28
88
90
91
91
91
fS
87
86
79
88
80
90
89
90
90
92
29
91
9i
90
91
93
94
93
92
100
100
98
94
9S
90
90
88
30
97
100
100
100
98
76
80
84
82
75
74
71
69
64
80
78
31
97
9/
99
100
100
100
98
99
99
99
100
99
98
97
100
97
Means
88-6
88-1
89-0
88-6
90-2
88-9
88-9
88-1
87-9
860
86-0
84-6
86-3
85-0
84-9
86-3
17
18
90
88
SI
81
79
78
83
81
79
72
75
78
80
73
83
88
83
82
84
86
90
98
89
89
94
91
88
96
97
99
99
100
64
58
91
93
99
97
100
89
75
S3
97
94
91
87
78
91
80
84
92
98
98
97
93
92
83
98
79
83
99
97
86-9
87-9
19 I 20
84
80
81
93
79
76 76
76 I 75
90 I 88
84 ' 83
83 I 86
98 96
98 I 87
90 1 89
92 1 90
100 t 100
79
77
95
99
81
94
99
97 100
95
82
87
91
97
91
91
86
99
96
92
21
22
23
Mi.l-
nialit.
.Mean.
91
90
90
89
S2-5
83
86
90
98
84-2
69
70
67
67
81-7
98
100
96
97
76-2
95
70
83
79
85-4
79
70
64
75
80-0
81
S3
88
84
NO-0
91
95
100
99
S5-9
SS
90
93
83
86-9
89
93
88
87
86 -0
96
96
100
98
93-5
84
86
91
88
88-3
85
75
80
94
91-7
84
89
79
86
83-2
98
100
100
100
96-0
77
78
80
79
92-9
84
89
93
90
76 5
95
100
92
99
89-5
99
100
100
99
98-6
100
lOJ
100
100
98-9
81
83
86
86
89-4
84
94
91
99
92-1
100
100
100
99
89-5
81
71
72
66
86-6
76
72
82
76
78-6
100
100
99
97
86-5
96
100
97
89
96-8
87
87
89
96
8? -9
100
94
93
96
93-6
88
91
92
96
84 '5
99
98
99
99
98-7
88 9
83-8
89-6
90-2
87-8
152
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
HUMIDITY.
Relative Humidity Saturation = 100.
JANUARY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
93
83
78
77
78
79
81
90
83
84
81
83
77
74
88
75
69
66
71
75
82
82
78
78
79-4
2
80
76
73
60
69
69
67
72
75
56
57
62
70
78
73
77
63
66
65
72
69
66
71
69
69-0
3
70
73
72
70
74
77
70
77
77
81
76
80
74
80
83
77
81
77
78
83
70
70
76
70
75 ■?
4
79
66
72
65
63
67
73
67
71
63
69
66
67
66
67
64
59
63
60
62
67
64
74
72
66-9
6
70
66
66
69
67
71
70
74
78
78
75
83
85
87
86
86
88
90
87
89
94
88
76
78
79-2
6
66
69
82
62
61
71
73
76
69
67
70
50
57
59
63
72
67
65
51
66
58
55
56
58
64-3
7
68
57
57
59
69
62
61
65
67
79
76
74
72
72
83
72
74
71
72
81
98
99
100
100
73-7
8
100
98
98
95
94
98
98
99
97
97
95
92
90
90
94
97
97
97
96
98
98
98
100
98
96-3
9
99
86
85
84
81
86
78
70
69
71
70
62
75
87
85
66
91
94
94
98
98
99
100
98
84-4
10
98
93
91
99
100
100
100
99
100
100
100
99
94
88
85
89
91
88
89
82
89
91
95
97
94-0
11
98
90
84
83
85
84
84
82
86
83
84
93
84
84
86
81
88
88
83
78
76
83
79
80
84-4
12
76
75
72
75
73
74
77
82
77
83
85
83
79
83
80
81
78
76
79
92
85
83
81
78
79'5
13
86
88
93
100
92
94
91
98
94
98
91
96
95
96
90
89
97
96
93
98
97
93
92
91
93-8
14
92
96
93
91
97
94
85
72
72
72
72
82
77
78
81
85
77
76
75
72
78
69
67
67
82-5
15
67
64
64
63
68
71
70
67
62
61
63
62
62
63
68
71
75
75
76
77
76
74
70
71
68-2
16
72
68
67
72
68
67
69
73
71
70
67
69
68
75
76
68
71
72
71
70
71
71
71
72
70-4
17
71
73
75
65
69 1
68
86
84
72
76
82
82
80
81
71
71
72
77
79
99
95
97
95
93
79-7
18
97
99
99
100
98
99
96
96
91
91
90
88
88
86
84
90
92
92
93
97
98
94
98
98
93-9
19
95
100
95
95
98
96
97
97
99
99
98
94
91
92
94
93
96
97
100
100
100
99
100
90
96-7
20
94
96
99
96
96
97
96
99
100
100
100
98
96
97
99
99
100
100
100
100
100
100
98
99
98-3
21
100
99
100
97
98
99
99
100
99
99
98
98
98
97
99
97
97
98
98
99
99
99
100
100
98-6.
22
100
100
97
96
98
97
96
97
95
96
96
96
96
96
97
98
96
99
99
97
99
97
96
99
97-2
23
100
100
100
100
97
97
98
98
92
96
94
92
81
84
79
84
87
83
88
85
79
83
89
79
90-2
24
76
80
74
72
74
88
81
75
78
74
79
69
77
74
75
73
77
77
74
72
71
83
73
86
76-3
25
92
91
93
88
93
94
91
92
76
64
67
70
73
69
73
71
72
68
67
67
68
71
73
75
77-5
26
77
74
78
75
81
79
88
88
87
86
81
88
86
84
88
90
86
82
85
88
85
85
82
74
83-6
27
71
70
76
73
71
82
89
91
100
99
100
100
100
100
100
93
92
91
93
92
86
81
79
88
88-2
28
80
74
74
86
86
93
82
83
78
85
82
81
81
81
81
83
87
87
81
88
85
79
90
90
83-3
29
84
89
93
87
76
77
78
83
81
77
74
81
86
77
76
78
78
79
79
75
73
74
73
78
79-4
30
80
80
79
75
77
79
79
82
96
85
88
90
88
86
88
83
81
81
74
75
68
74
77
78
81-0
31
76
72
61
62
63
63
62
65
65
64
69
71
73
72
72
73
72
73
74
72
76
74
67
72
69-3
Means
83-8
82-2
81-9
80-4
80-7
83-0
82-4
83-7
82-5
81-7
81-6
81-7
81-3
81-8
82-7
81-5
82-3
82-1
81-4
83-9
83-4
83-1
83-1
83-4
82-4
HI
JMIDIT
Y.
Rei
AllV
E H
UMII
)ITY
Sati
jrat
ION =
= 100
FEBRUARY 1904.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
ii
H)
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
91
20
89
21
22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
1
71
73
85
98
100
ICO
100
100
100
100
96
97
97
97
99
92
91
90
90
93
94
85
92-8
2
88
88
98
94
100
96
97
97
97
95
91
86
82
78
79
83
80
81
81
81
80
83
86
88
87-9
3
90
95
95
97
93
91
90
95
96
92
92
99
98
97
100
99
98
97
99
94
97
98
98
100
95 '8
4
99
100
96
95
94
93
93
91
S6
87
83
82
81
82
81
85
89
88
86
84
73
73
77
77
86'5
5
94
95
96
92
85
86
85
78
72
78
66
72
71
68
71
74
78
85
89
88
94
92
95
99
83-5
6
100
99
99
99
98
96
95
81
83
95
98
98
93
87
80
76
78
75
73
74
SO
76
71
71
86-5
7
72
67
71
69
71
71
85
86
92
96
100
100
97
90
89
85
78
71
69
82
90
89
89
92
83-4
8
88
67
70
84
84
80
82
84
87
94
95
80
86
79
77
91
93
91
91
96
94
96
99
99
87-0
9
99
98
91
90
90
91
95
92
93
83
97
88
SO
77
79
79
76
76
81
8J
85
82
89
88
86-7
10
72
68
72
69
72
68
74
77
77
76
86
92
96
98
94
94
94
98
99
94
92
96
94
93
85-2
11
93
92
91
88
93
91
90
92
93
97
96
94
98
99
85
79
79
93
96
95
94
94
96
95
92-2
12
94
85
73
70
76
79
84
75
78
77
78
75
76
78
84
80
87
80
81
73
71
67
74
S5
78-3
13
77
75
86
79
76
80
79
73
82
82
84
71
70
72
65
64
73
77
66
69
80
82
86
84
76-3 '
14
95
95
79
83
82
90
80
82
89
88
86
87
82
86
80
80
85
91
95
86
72
73
82
82
84-6
15
71
73
72
70
78
79
61
67
74
71
73
65
74
70
69
71
71
72
74
70
69
65
72
75
71-1
16
77
77
75
68
72
71
73
82
91
92
90
96
97
93
93
89
91
91
92
90
91
86
86
87
85-4
17
87
92
87
87
86
85
87
90
83
80
81
75
89
92
93
94
97
94
93
92
91
91
91
85
88-4
18
88
96
97
■ 94
93
95
98
97
95
95
97
97
96
98
94
89
86
78
73
69
69
69
70
70
87-6
19
73
73
71
76
73
74
71
71
81
75
75
84
79
90
91
91
93
94
97
97
97
96
96
96
S3 '9
20
93
88
89
90
81
91
96
81
87
95
97
98
100
100
90
92
86
90
82
78
84
92
96
93
90-4
21
97
94
97
97
95
97
100
98
97
93
82
97
92
74
80
90
69
69
73
77
88
75
91
85
87-8
Means
86-6
85-2
85-2
85-2
85-3
85 '9
86-4
85-2
87-3
87-7
87-8
87-3
87-3
85-9
84'4
84-6
84-4
84-8
84-8
1
83-8
84-8
84-2
87-2
87-1
85-8
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
153
Vapour Tension.
AHfIL 1903.
1
2
•054
3
4
5
6
■060
7
•062
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
•065
16
•065
17
18
19
20
•065
21 22
23
Mid-
night.
Mean.
]
■050
•060
•053
•058
■059
•060
■058
•059
■056
■064
•062
•069
•069
•071
■066 '' ^078
•072
•072
■063
2
■074
■073
•072
•078
•079
■080
•079
•065
•050
■081
•082
•oso
•106
•109
•098
•094
•105
•104
•114
•115
•119 1 ^135
•131
•133
094
3
■132
■137
•145
•153
•160
■170
•173
•182
•183
■184
•188
•192
•192
•190
•186
•188
•181
•189
•186
•185
■174 ' ^182
•164
•153
■174
4
■153
■144
•140
•148
•150
■144
•145
•153
•148
•147
•170
•170
•174
•166
•171
•163
•176
•1.58
•153
•158
■1.50 ^163
•133
•131
•154
5
■148
■163
•174
•152
•143
■1-23
•r28
•138
•154
•157
•170
•159
•166
•172
•171 1 ^165
•156
•174
•180
•184
•179
•174
•175
•177
•162
6
■178
■174
•152 ' •154
•137
■158
•157
•157
•163
•157
•160
•170
•162
•177
•178 i •les
•157
•119
•119
•110
■122
•119
■118
•104
■149
7
•101
•082
•081 ^072
•068
•073
•072
•079
•077
•073
•074
•074
•072
•067
•074
•067
•068
•068
•065
•069
■071
•069
•065
•064
■073
8
■062
•063
•071 ■069
•071
■069
•074
•065
•059
■065
■082
•107
•114
■134
•104
•100
•090
•080
•069
•065
■054
•060
•059
•054
•077
9
■053
■058
■058 ^054
■063
■064
•056
■049
•051
■051
■050
•057
•045
•046
•057
•052
•054
•054
•057
•048
■050
•048
•048
•046
•053
10
■049
■059
■052 ■055
■054
■057
■058
■064
■063
■060
•056
■064
•059
•070
•065
•076
•072
•075
•0S2
•080
•083
•082
•0811
•079
•066
11
■078
■047
■078 ^072
■090
■073
■111
■127
■142
■149
•152
■157
■176
•168
•171
•167
•160
•149
•146
•1.38
■135
•126
•r24
•140
•1'28
12
■li-2
■127
■119
•125
•1-28
■133
■146
■153
■158
■163
•174
•171
•175
•172
•166
•169
•168
•168
•172
•174
■166
•171
•171
•168
■157
13
■170
•182
■174
•158
•172
•169
■158
•132
■102
■0S3
•081
•069
•051
•056
•067
•076
•079
•085
•091
■083
•096
•087
•076
•079
•107
14
■087
■081
■078
•077
•083
•087
■082
•086
■100
•083
•080
•069
•064
■063
•065
•070
•063
•084
•091
•095
•104
•108
•113
•100
■084
15
■113
•094
•106
•104
■103
•104
•102
•104
•105
•084
•084
•104
•123
•128
•158
•161
•157
•147
•156
•176
•171
•152
•177
•168
•128
16
■161
•172
■169
•177
■180
•172
•170
•168
•170
■175
•174
•134
■117
•103
•100
•112
•099
•104
•087
•093
•090
•101
•091
■087
•134
17
•0S4
■081
■126
•111
•r23
•115
•133
•138
•156
■126
•161
•140
•123
•133
•r22
•114
•r25
•126
■T24
•124
•119
•108
•109
•107
•r22
18
■097
■09.i
•116
•118
■118
•118
•116
•115
•131
■1-10
•167
•168
•171
•173
•175
■iss
•185
•182
•182
•176
•182
•189
•187
•147
•151
19
■138
■130
•128
•129
■1^27
•122
•129
•129
•126
■V15
•142
•122
•130
■142
•144 ^136
•141
•133
•126
•136
•130
•138
•161
•123
•133
20
■182
•157
•161
•166
■074
•078
•064
•061
•059
■051
•048
•074
•063
•047
•057 ^046
•043
•045
•050
•058
•OSO
•060
•073
•074
•079
21
■075 -095
•092
•111
■105
•121
•116
•140
•159
■164
•162
•171
•173
•175
•177 ^172
•175
•ISO
•173
•181
•175
•]8^2
•180
•183
•152
22
•177
•182
•176
■ISO
•170
■170
■166
•167
■163
■158
•158
•160
•160
•162
•182 ^186
•187
•192
•192
■188
•186
•190
•186
■I'M
•176
23
■191
■191
•196
•195
•192
■192
•188
•182
•177
■170
•153
•118
•106
•107
•099 ^092
•092
•100
•107
■140
•143
•157
•152
•176
•i,-.o
24
25
■ISO
•186
•184
•180
•182
■186
•190
•184
•192
•182
•171
•166
•173
•176
•175 , ^176
•139
•061
•048
•042
•047
•048
•044
■048
•140
26
■112
•1^28
■141
•150
•121
■119
•104
•100
•117
■135
•137
•150
•086
•116
•113 •OSI
•079
•086
•071
078
•091
•096
•104
■105
•109
27
28
29
30
31
Means
■103
■085
•075
■097
•097
•078
•095
•087
•076
•063
■052
•043
■054
•062
•060
•073
■078
•071
•062
■055 1 ^055
•056
•048
•048
•070
■119
■117
•120
•121
■117
■117
■118
•119
•121
■119
•1-23
•121
■119
•122
•123
•121
•119
•116 •IH
■116
•117
•118
•117
■114
•119
Vapouk Tension. OCTOBEK 1903.
1
2
3
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6
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9
10
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niglit.
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4
5
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6
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VOL. II.
20
154
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Vapour Tension.
NOVEMBEE 1903.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
•163
7
•162
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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15
16
17
18
19
20
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21
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23
Mid-
night
Mean.
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24
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25
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■114
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27
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29
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30
31
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■114
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•111
■111
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■112
■112
■119
■114
■114
■114
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■133
•133
■132
■134
■137
■137
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■1.38
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■142
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■140
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1
Vapour Tension. DECEJIBEIt 1903.
1
1
1
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3
4 5 6
7
8
9 10
11 12
13
14
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15
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16
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19
20
21
22
23
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niglit.
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1
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4
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Vapour Tension.
155
JANUAEY 1904.
8
9
10
11
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13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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I
Mid-
night.
•134
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Vapour Tension.
FEBKUAEY 1904.
10
11
12
13
14
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I ^161
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■192
■182
■1S8
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■166
•194
■130
■196
■190 :
■142
■166
15
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10
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17
■164
18
■224
19
■138
20
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21
•161
Meau.'i
■164
129
164
158
191
179
187
139
137
193
118
194
208
143
167
129
122
169
199
136
174
159
162
•143
•179
•158
•187
•181
•186
■145
■141
■1,S6
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•183
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•143
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■137
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•188
•185
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■156
■184
•117
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•146
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■143
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■128
•201
•189
•147
•148
•136
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■158
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7
8
9
10
11
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13
14
15
16
17
18
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197
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191
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139
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122
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163
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21
22
23
Mi.l-
night.
•168
•161
•173
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•199
•201
■196
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172
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171
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177
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175
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205
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1-28
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109
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172
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221
•207
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136
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190
■189
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144
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Mean.
•169
•163
■178
•177
•176
•176
•162
•168
•179
•164
■206
■168
■138
■155
•117
•158
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•176
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•159
•148
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156
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
APEIL 1903.
Species of Cloud.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Lower.
UppCT.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower. '
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1
K.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
2
Nira.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
3
St.-.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
4
Str.
Str.
Str.
5
K.
Str.
K. str.
K. str. WXN
6
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str., K. str.
7
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
8
K.
Str.
Str.
Cir. str.
9
K.
Str.
Str.
10
K.
k'.
E.
Str.
11
Cir. str.
K.
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
12
Str.
Str.
Mi,st
Nim.
Str.
Str.
13
Mist
Mist
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
14
Mist
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str,
Str.
15
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
16
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
17
K.
K.
K.
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Cir.'k. w
Ci'r.'k.
18
Fog
K.
K.
Str.
Scud NW
Scud
19
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. wsw
Str.
K. str. sw
20
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim., fog
Str.
Str.
21
Str.
Nim.
...
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
Cir. st .
22
Nim.
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
23
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Mist
Mist
Mist
24
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
Mist
25
Str.
Str.
Str.
26
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
27
Nim.
K.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
28
K.
29
K.
k'.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
30
K.
K.
...
Cir.'k.
13
14
15
16
17
18
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Up[ier.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upppr.
1
IC. str.
K.
K.
Str.
K.
K.
2
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
8
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K. w
4
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str. w
5
K.
Str.
K.
K. str. w
K. WNW
Nim.
6
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. wxw
K.
7
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. w
K.
8
Iv.
Nim.
K. w
Str.
K. str.
Str.
9
K. s
Cir. k. NW
K. sw
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
10
K. str.
K. str.
...
Cir. str.
WXN
K. str.
Cir.' k.
K. str.
K. str.
11
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Mist
Hist
12
Mist
Str.
Str.
Mist
Mist
Mi.st
13
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nini.
14
K.
K. str.
K. str. sw
K.
K. str.
K. str.
15
K. str.
Nim.
Nira.
Str.
K. w
K str.
16
K. wsvv
K.
K. w
K.
K. sw
Iv.
17
K.
K.
K. w
K. str.
K.
Iv.
18
K.
K. str.
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
19
Cir., cir. k.
Cir., cir. k.
Str.
K. str.
Cir!'k.
K.
20
K. str. w
Cir. k.
Str.
Str.
Nira.
21
Mi. -it
Alist
Mist
Mi»t
Nim.
Nim.
22
t Str.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
Nira.
Nim.
23
K.
cir.
Str. w
Cir.' k.
Str. w
Str.
K. w
24
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
25
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
26
IC.
_
Nim.
Nim.
K. str. w
K.
K.
27
K.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim. WNW
K.
28
w
Cir., cir. str.
Cir'.'str.
Str.
K. str.
Cir."k.
Nim.
K. str.
29
K.
Iv.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
30
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
1
Note. — The direction from which the clouds were moving is shown where observed.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
157
APEIL 1903.
7
8
9
10
n
12
Lower.
Tipper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K. str.
K. str
Nim.
Nim. sw
Nim. sw
Str. sw
1
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
K.
2
Mist
Mist
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
• ••
Nim.
3
K.
Nira.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
i
Str. w
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
...
K.
5
Str. , K. str.
K.
K. str.
Fog
Str.
Str.
6
K. str.
Cir.
K.
K.
K. str.
Nim. str.
Nim str.
7
wsw
K. str.
Cir. str.
K. , K. str.
K. str. w
Cir. k.
K. w
Cir., cir. k.
K
K.
Cir. str.
8
NW X w
WXN
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
Cir., cir. k.
K. str. s
Cir. k.
9
ciir.
Cir., cir. k.
K. str.
K. str.
Cir. k.
K.
Str.
10
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
n
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
12
K. str. w
K.
K. w
K.
K.
Nim.
13
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim
14
K.str. w
Cir.
K. str. -w
K. str. w
K.
cir.
Str.
Cir. w X 8
K. str.
15
Nim.
Nim
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
16
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. str.
Cir.'k.
K. str.
K.
K.
17
Fog
k.
K. and fos;
Str.
• ••
Fog
Str.
...
18
Str. wsw
'.'..
Mist
K.
Cir.
Cir. WXN
K.
Cir., cir. k.
19
Str. sw
Cir! .str.
sw
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. , cir. k.
Str.
Cir. str.
Cir.
Cir.
20
Str
Cir. k.
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
21
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Cir. str.
Str.
22
Mist
Str.
Nim.
Nm.
Nim.
Str. w
Cir. sti.
23
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
24
K.str.
K
K.
K str.
K. str.
K. str. wsw
cir.
25
K. str.
K.
Cir.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim,
26
Str.
Str.
K.
K. str.
Cin'k.
K.
Cir.'k.
K.
Ciri'k.
27
28
Str.
Cir.'k.
K. 'str.
k.
.,
29
Cir. k.
K.
K.
k'.
K.
K., k: str.
30
19
Lower.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Upper.
Nim.
Nim., K.
str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Mist
Nim.
K. str.
K.
K. str.
K.
Mist
...
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
...
K."s'tr.
Nim.
K.
...
20
Lower.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. w
Nim.
K.
Str., Nim.
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
Mist
Nim. wsw
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
Mist
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
21
Lower.
Str.
Str.
Iv.
K.
Nim.
K.
[i. str.
K. w
Str.
K. w
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
K.
K. str.
Fog
Mi.st
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nijii.
K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
22
Lower.
Str.
Str.
K.
K.
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
K.
Str.
Mist
Nira.
K. str.
K., K. str,
NiQi.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
K.
Upper.
23
Lower.
Str.
Nim.
K.
k'.
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
Str.
Mist
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
li. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
Upper.
Cir.
Cir. str.
24
Lower.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K.
K.
K. str.
K.
K.
•Str.
Mist
Sir.
Sir.
K. str.
K.
Fog
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
K.
Iv.
K.
Upper.
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
IB
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
158
METEOROLOGICA.L OBSERVATIONS AT SCoTIA BAY AND
MAY 1903.
Species of Cloud.
9
10
n
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Lower.
1
K.
2
K.
3
Str.
4
Str.
5
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str. k.
Mist
Str. k.
WXN
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Upi'er.
Cir. St.,
oir. k.
Cir.
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Stf.
Upper.
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
3
4
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Upper.
Lower.
Str.
Nim.
Upper.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Fog
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Str., nim.
Fog
Nim.
Nim.
Cir. str.
Cir. str
K. str. s
Str.
Str.
Str. sw
wsw
Mist
Cir. str.
Str., mist
IC. str. xw
Nim.
K. St. -wsw
K.
Nim.
K.
Fog
K.
Iv. str.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Sti-.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Sti-.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Sti.
Nim
Lower.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Fog
Nim.
Str.
Str. sw
Mist
K. str. N^v
Nim. wsw
Sir.
Mist
K. WNW
K. w
Scr.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Upper.
Lower.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Fog
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Str.
Nim.
Str. sw
Mist sw
Str.
Nim.
K. w
Mist
K. WNW
K. w
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
sir.
Str.
Nira.
Upper.
13
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K.,fog
Str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Upper.
CiiVk.
Cir k.
Cir!'k.
14
Cir., cir.
t Cir."k.
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K.
sir.
Str.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
K.,fog
Nim.
Mist
Str. NW
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
K.
Nim.
K. str. ^v
Str.
K. str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cir. k.
Cir. k.
Cir. k. s
Cir., str. ^v
Cir. k.
Cir.
15
Lower.
K. str.
Str.
M i>t
K. sir.
K. St., str.
Str.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Str. w
Mist
Str. NW
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cii'.'k.
WNW
Cir. k.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
li. str. NW
Mist
Str.
Cir. k.
NW X w
Cir. s
Cir. St. KW
Cir. w
16
Lower.
K. str.
Str.
Mist
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Fog
Str., mist
Nim.
Upper.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Str. NW
Mist
K. str.
Cir., I
NW
Cir. str.
^^•.sw
Cir. k.
NW X W
cir.
Cir. St. NW
Cir. str.
17
18
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Str.
Str.
K.
Cir'.' k.
Cir.'k.
Str.
Str., mist
NW
Str., fog
Mist
Mist
NW
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K. str. sw
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Cir. str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
Mist
IC.str.
Cir. str.
Nim.
Str.
Sti.
K. str.
Cir. s r.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
159
MAY 1903.
7
8
9 10
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper. 1 Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str.
Str.
K.
K.
K.
K.
1
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
1 Nim.
Str.
Str.
2
Str., nim.
Ciri'k.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist, nim.
Mist, nim.
3
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Nim.
Str.
4
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
! ^
Cir. k.
Str.
Cir. str.
5
Str.
Cir.
Str.
Cir. k.
K. str.
K. wsw
Cir. k.
XW X w
Cir. k. K.
K. wsw
CirV k.
NW X W
Cir. St.,
cir. k. NW
K. str.
Cir'.k.
NW X W
Cir. WNW
6
7
8
Mist
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
9
Fog
Str., mist
Wist
Mist
Mist
Mist
10
Nim.
Nim.
Fog
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
11
12
Cii-. str.
Cir. str.
K.
Str
Cir.
Scud
13
Str. sw
Nim. -w
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nin'i.
Str. WNW
14
Str. sw
Str.
Str.
Str. sw
Str. sw
K. str.
15
16
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
NiV.i.
Str.
17
Nun.
Str. sw
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Cir. ssw
18
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str. w
Cir. str.
K. ^^•
K. NW
19
Mist
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Cir. k.
WNW
Cir. k. w
Mist
20
K.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
21
K. w
CirVw
K.
K.
K.
K.
K. St. NW X w
22
Str.
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
23
Mist
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
24
Nim.
...
S im.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
25
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
26
Str.
...
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
27
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Cir!'k.
K. str.
K. str.
28
Nim.
Nim.
Str. sw
Nim.
Nim.
Str. s
29
Str.
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
IC. str.
Cir.
30
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. WNW
Nim.
...
K.
...
K. str. w
Cir. str.
31
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K.
K.
1
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
2
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
.'.'.
Str.
Str.
3
Str.
IU.
NWX W
K.
K. sir.
K.
Nim.
30
Nim.
Kim
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
OMONl) HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH OKKNEVS.
Species of Cloud.
161
JUNE 1903.
Lower.
Sti-.
Nim.
Nini.
Str.
Mist
Nini.
K. NW
Mist
Nim.
K.
Str.
K. str.
w xs
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str.
Lower.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
K.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Mist
Fog
K. str.
K.
Nim.
K. stv.
K. .sw
Str.
Str.
Str.
Scud
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cir. str.
Cir. k.
Lower.
K. str.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
Mist
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Upper.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Scud
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
]0
Cir. str.
Cir. str. sw
Cir. k.
Lower.
K. str.
K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K. sw X s
K.
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Scud
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Upper.
Cir. str.
K.
Cir. k.
Cir. str.
Cir. k.
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Uppei-.
Nim.
Str.
Cir. k. w
1
K. str.
K. w
2
Nim.
."!
Nim.
Nim.
4
Str.
Cir.
Cir. k. NW
5
Nim.
Nim.
6
K.
K.
7
K. str.
Nim.
8
Nim.
Nim.
9
Str.
Str. k.
10
Str.
Str.
11
Str.
Str.
12
K.
Str.
13
K. NW
...
Str.
14
K. str.
Cir. k. WNW
15
Str.
Cir. str. w
Cir. str. w X s
...
l(j
Nim.
Nim.
17
Cir. str.
Cir. sti.
18
19
Str.
Str.
Cir. str.
20
K. str.
21
Cir. k.
Str.
Cir. str.
22
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
23
tr., mist
Str.
24
Nim.
Nim.
25
Nim.
Nira.
20
Str.
Sti-.
Cir. s\-
27
Nim.
IC. str.
Cir.
28
Str.
Nim.
29
Nim.
Nim.
30
19
Lower.
Str.
Nim.
K. WNW
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Niirj.
Nim.
Str.
X m.
K.
N m.
K.
K,
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Upper.
Cir. str.
20
Lower.
Upper.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Cir. k.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Sti.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Str., mist
im.
21
Lower.
Nim.
Str.
E. WNW
Str.
Nim.
Str.
K. WNW
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Niii
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Sti'., mist
Nim.
Upper.
22
Lower.
Nim.
K. w
Str.
Str.
Nim.
k.
K. str.
w XN
Nim.
]{. w
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str., mist
Str.
Upper.
23
Midnight.
Lower.
Nim.
K. w
Nim.
Str. k.
K. w
Nim.
K.
K. str. WNW
K. w
K. w
Nini.
K.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Lower.
Nim.
Sti-.
Str.
Str. k.
Nim.
E.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
E.
E.
Nim.
Xim.
Nim .
Nim.
Nim.
Nira.
Str.
Str., mist
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cir. str.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
VOL. II.
21
162
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
JULY 1903.
Species of Cloud.
1
1
2
3
4
5
e
1
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Str.
Upper.
Lower.
Str.
Upper.
Lower.
Fog
Upper.
0
Sti'., mist
Str.. mist
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
4
Cir. str.
K.
...
Str.
K. wsw
K. wsw
...
...
6
Str, sw
Str. k. ssw
Str, k. ssw
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. NW
K. str.
Str. NW
Str.
Str.
Sir.
8
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Str.
g
Str.
Str. , mist
Str., mist
Fog
Nim.
K. str.
10
Niin.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
n
Str. k.
K. sw
K. sw
K. sw
K. sw
Str.
Cir. str.
NW.
12
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
18
Nira., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
14
K. str. WNW
K. str.
K. str.
Fog
Str.
K. WNW
15
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Mist
16
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
17
Str.
K. str.
K.
Str.
K. str.
K.
18
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
IP
Str.
Str.
Str.
Fog
Str.
Str.
20
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Fog
''I
Str.
Str.
Str.
Fog
Str.
Str.
•>o
J^ini.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
■J 3
Str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Mist
Mist
24
K.
...
K. str.
K. str.
K.
25
Str.
...
"ti
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Stt.
K.
■27
28
E. str.
*"
K. str.
Str., iiira.
Nim.
Nim.
29
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
30
Str.
Nim.
Mi.st
Nim.
Nim.
31
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Fog
1
Fog
Str.
...
13
14
Lower.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K.
Upper
8
K. str.
9
Nim.
10
Str.
11
Nim.
12
K. str.
13
Nim.
14
Nim.
15
K.
16
Nim.
17
18
Nim.
19
K. str.
20
Str.
21
22
23
K.
24
Str.
25
K. str
26
Str.
27
]{. w
28
K. str
WNW
29
Str.
30
Str.
31
Str.
Cir.
Lower.
Nim.
Str. WNW
K.
Str., K. str.
Str.
Str. w
Nim.
Nim.
K. str., str
Str.
Str., nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str. w
Str.
K. wsw
K.
Str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. k. w
15
Lower.
K. w X N
Str. w
K.
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cir.
Cir.
str.
K., K. str.
W X N
Cir.
str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. st". NB
Mist
16
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str. k.
Str. k. s
K. wsw
K.' w
]. str., mist
Str.
Nim.
Cir. str.
WNW
Cir. str.
Lower.
Nim.
K. str.
Scud
Str.
K.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim., str.
E.
Nim.
K. w
Str.
E. str.
k.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
E.
K., k. str.
K. str., str
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str.
KW
Cir. str.
17
Cir. str.
Cir. k.
W X N
Lower.
K. NW
Str.
E. w
Nim.
Str.
Iv. str.
K. wsw
Nim.
Nim.
E.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
E str.
K. str.
E.
Str.
Nim.
Niiii.
K.
Str.
E.
K. str.
E. str.
K. .'itr.
K. w
E. ssu'
E.
Str.
Upper.
18
Lower.
Nim.
E. w
Nim.
K. str.
E. .'-tr.
K. .-tr., k.
E. str.
Str.
E.
E.
Nim.
K.
Str.
K.
K.
Str.
Nim.
E.
Str.
Nim.
E. str.
K.
K.
Str.
Upper.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Speciks of Cloud.
163
JULY 1903.
Lower.
Str.
Sti-.
Str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Kim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K. str., (bg
K. str., tog
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim-, mist
Str.
Str., niin.
Mist
Str.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Fog
E. str.
Upper.
8
9
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str., mist
Nim.
K.'str.
K.'str.
Ciri'k.
K. sw
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
Nim.
...
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Cir.
K. str. N
Str., mist
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
K. w X .s
K.
Str.
...
Str., K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
k.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
...
K.
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K. WNW
K.
...
K. w X s
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Cir. k. , cir.
K. str.
str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. s
K.
10
Lower.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
K. Ntr.
K.
Str.
Str. v
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. NW
Cir. str.
Cir. .str.
11
Lower.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Str.
Sti-. w
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. s
Upper.
12
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir, .str.
Cir. str.
Lower.
Nim.
li. NW
Str. w
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. , mist
Mist, nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str. NW
Str. w X N
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. sw
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str. w
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
19
20
21
22
Lower.
K.
Str.
K. w
K.
K.
Upper.
...
Lower.
K.'str.
K.
K.
K.
Upper.
Lower.
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
Upper.
Lower.
Str.
K.
K. wxs
Str. wsw
Upper.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K., K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. wsw
Cir'.'k.
Ni'm.
K. wsw
Cir. !;
Nim.
K. wsw
Str. N
K. WNW
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
i. str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Str., mist
Nim.
K. str.
Nim
...
Nim. str.
Mist
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Str.
.^tr.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Niiii.
K. sti.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
...
K.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
K.
K
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Str.
...
Nim.
K. .scud
23
Lower.
K. w
Str.
K.
K. wsw
Str. wsw
Nim. NW
Nim.
Str.
Str. sw
Nim. str.
Mist
K. str. w
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Upper.
Midnight.
Lower.
Str.
Str.
K. sw
K. wsw
Str. swxw
Str., K.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str. sw
Nim.
Mist
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
N im .
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str.
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
164
AUGUST 1903.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
1
i
3
4
5
6
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1 :
Str.
Sir.
Str.
Fog
Fog
K. str., fog
O
K.
Nim.
Fog
...
Fog
8
.i'ist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
4
K.
K. v.>iw
Scud
5
K. sir.
K. str.
K. str.
...
Fog
Nim
Nim.
6
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
7
Nim.
K.
K
cir.
Str. ,sw
Str. sw
Str. sw
8
K.
K.
• >*
K. sw
Str. sw
Str.
9
K. str. N
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
10
Niin.
...
Nim.
Nim. ^E
K. NE
Nim.
Mist
11
Nim.
Nim.
Nim
Nim.
Mist
Mist
12
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
13
K.
K.
K.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. haze
14
Nim.
...
K.
K.
Str.
s'ti-.
Str., IC .str.
li,
K. str.
Str.
Str
Str.
Str.
Str.
16
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
17
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
18
Nira.
Str.
Nim.
Scud
Str.
IC
19
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str., fog
Nim.
Nim.
20
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
21
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Cir., cir. str.
22
K.
K.
...
IC. str.
Mist
Mist
Str.
23
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
24
Mist
K str.
*••
K. str.
Mist
Mist
Sir.
25
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
Niin.
K. str.
26
K. str.
K. sir.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
K.
27
K.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
28
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
29
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
30
Nim.
...
Nim.
...
Nim.
Cir."str.,
cir. haze
Str.
Str.
31
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Fog
Str.
...
Cir. k.
13
14
15
16
17
18
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Uppei'.
1
2
3
Str. Nw
Str. NW
Str. NW
Str. NW
NiVii.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
4
Cir., cir. str.
sw
Cir. str.
Str. sw
Cir. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
5
K. str., cir.
str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Scud, K. str.
K. str.
6
K., K. str.
Str. w
Str. w
Nim.
Str., mist
Nim.
7
Nim.
K.
K. str. sw
IC, K. str.
K.
IC .sw
8
cir.
cir.
Cir. sw
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
9
Ni'ni.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
10
Nim.
Nira.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
...
Nim.
11
Nim.
Mi,st, str.
Nim. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Scud
12
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. w
cir.
K str.
K.
13
sir.
K. w
Cir.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
14
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
S't'r.
Str.
15
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
...
Str., mist
16
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. sir.
Str.
17
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
K., i. str.
Nim.
IS
K.
K. str.
K. w X s
K.
K. str.
K.
19
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nnii.
20
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
21
Scud
Scud
22
K. str.
Str.
s'ti-.
Iv. str.
K.
Sir.
23
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
N im.
24
Mist
Mist
iMist
Mist
Nim.
...
Nim.
25
Str.
Str.
K. sw
Str.
Cir. str.
K., nim.
K., 11 im.
26
Cir.
IC
27
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Cir. NE
s'ti-.
K.'str.
Str., nim.
28
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. k.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
29
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Ciri'k.
Cir.
IC, IC str.
K., K. str.
30
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
31
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Cir. k., cir.
str. NW
IC, K. str.
K. str.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
165
AUGUST 1903.
Lower.
Mist
Scud wsw
Nim.
Nim.
Str. sw
Str.
Str.
Miit
Mist
Str.
!i. str.
Str.
Str.
Nim., K.
str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Sir,
Nim.
Mist
Str.
Str., nim.
Nim.
Nim
Str.
Sir.
Upper.
Cir. k.
CSr. k. .sw
Cir. k. sw
Cir k.
Cir. k.
Cir. k. ws^^•
Lower.
Nim.
K.
Str., mist
Str.
Str.
sir.
Mist
Nim.
str.
K.
str.
Str.
Str.
K., K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str
K.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
Scud
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Upp'r.
Cir.
Cir. str.
Cir. s
Cir. sir.
Lower.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Str., mist
Str. sw
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
K str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k. ssw
Cir. str.
10
Cir. wsw
Lower.
Nim. NW
K. sw
K. str., cir.
str.
Nim.
Str. sw
Jlist
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Sir.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim., str.
Nim.
Str. SE
Str.
Upper.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
11
12
Cir., cir. k.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str., mist
Str. sw
K. str. NW
...
Str. w
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Str.
Str sw
Mist
Nim.
Cii.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Cir. sw
Nim.
Str.
Oir'.'str.
Cir. NW
Nim.
sir.
Cir.'str.
Cir. str., cir
Str.
Str.
k. NW X N
Str.
Str., scud
Str.
Str.
Nim., str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
sir.
Nim.
Mist
str.
sir.
Nim.
Mist
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Cir. str.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
Cir. str.
K. str. s
str.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
32
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
19
20
21
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str. NW
Str. NW
K.
K. NW
K. NW
...
K. NW
Str.
Nim.
K. wsw
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
i;. str.
K.
K. sw
K. sw
Cir.
Cir. k.
Cir., cir. str
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str., mist
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim,
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Str.
Str.
Niin.
Str., k. nim.
Str, nim.
...
Nim.
Cir., str..
K.
K.
cir. haze
Iv.
K.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str,
...
22
Lower.
Upper.
K.
Str.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
K. WNW
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
Nun.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
23
Midnight.
Lower.
Upper. [ Lower.
Upper.
K.
K.
Mist
K. wsw
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. w
Nim.
)v.
E.
K. str. NW
K. N
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
IC, NW
K. NW
K.
K.
Str,
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Str.
Str,
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
...
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim,
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
166
SEPTEMBER 1903.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
I
2
3
4
5
6
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1
2
3
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
4
K. .ssw
K.
K.
Scud
Cir. str.
Scud
Cir.
Scud
5
K. sw
K.
K.
Cir'.'k,
K.
Cir. str.
K., K. str.
Cir. sti.
6
K. wsw
Cir. k.
K.
K., K. str.
Str.
Str., K. str.
K. str.
7
K. sw
K.
E. .sw
Str., K. str.
Cir'.'k.
K. str.
Str.
8
...
sw
9
Cir^k.
...
Cir'.k.
...
Cir'.' k.
Cii-. str.
Cir., cir. sti;
10
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
11
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K.
K.
...
K.
12
K. scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
13
Nim.
Nim.
Str. , mist
Sir.
Str.
Str.
14
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str,
Nim.
15
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
16
Cir. k. sw
K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
17
swxs
...
Str.
Str.
Cir. k.
E. str.
Cir. k.
18
K.
Str.
Str.
Fog
Fog
Nim.
19
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
wsw
20
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Fog
...
Scud sw
Cir.
21
Cir. str.
22
cir.
K. str.
Cir'.' str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str., cir.
23
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
k.
24
...
Cir. str.
25
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
26
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
27
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
28
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
29
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
30
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Niu:,
Nim.
13
14
1
0
16
17
18
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Ujiper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upp.r.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upp
1
2
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
li. str.
3
Nim.
Nim.
Str. .s\
K.
K.
...
K.
4
Cir. ssu
Cir. ssw
cir.
...
5
K.
K.
K.
Scud
Cir.
Scud
Cir.
E.
6
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Niui.
Nim.
7
K.
K.
K. str.
wsw
K.
Scud
Scud
8
Cir. str.
9
Str.
sir.
Str.
Str.
St'r.
E. str.
10
Mist
Mist
K.
K.
K. str.
Ci'r'.'k.
E. str.
11
Str., mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Str., mist
12
Str.
Nim.
Str., K. str.
Str., K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
13
K. str.
Str. k.
Str.
K., K. str.
Str. k. sw
Str. k.
U
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
15
K. str., nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
16
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
17
K.
Cir. k., cir.
str.
Str. sw
Cir. St. sw
Cir. k. sw
Cii."k.
Cir., cir. str.
Cir. str.
18
Str., mist
...
K.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
19
Nim.
Niui.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
20
cir.
Cir. str.
^
Cir. haze
21
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. , cir. k.
sw
Cir. , cir. k.
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. str.
Str.
Cir. str.
22
Cir. str.
Cir., cir. str
Cir., cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str. n
Cir., cir. str.
23
Nim .
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
24
cir.
Cir., cir. str.
Cir".' w
Cir., cir. k.
Scud
Scud
25
Nim.
Mist
Mist
K. str.
Str.
Str. , mist
26
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. >tr.
27
K. str.
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Xiui.
28
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
29
Nim., k.
Str. w
Str. w
Str. w
Str.
Str.
30
Nim.
Nim.
Scud NEW
K. str.
K.
E. str.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
167
SEPTEMBER 1903.
7
8
9
10
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
!!!
K.
1
2
3
Cir. str. w
Scud
Cir. str.
Cir., cir. st.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Str.
wsw
wsw
wsw
Scud
...
4
Str.
Oir., oir.
str.
Str. w
Cir. str.
Str.
K. str., nim.
wsw
Cir. str.
ssw
Scud wsw
Cir.' str.
ssw
5
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
6
K. str. sw
Str.
Str. k.
K. str.
wsw
K. sw
Cir. str.
Str. k. wsw
7
8
9
cir.
sir.
K.
...
Str.
Fog
Fog
Mist
Str.
K.
Str.
Nim.
Mist
10
K. w X s
Cir.
Cir. k.
Cir. sw
Cir. w X s
K. str., str.
Cir. k., cir.
str.
Str.
11
Mist
Mist
Mist
K.
Mist
Nim.
12
Fog
Str.
Str. k.
Str.
Str.
Str.
13
Str
Str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
Str.
14
K. str.
Str.
...
Str.
...
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
15
Str.
dr., cir. k.
Str.
.Str.
Str. .sw
K. str., str.
sw
Str.
16
Str.
Cir. k.
Iv. str.
K.
Str.
Cir. str.
Sir. sw
Cir. str.
ssw
Str. sw
Cir. k.
17
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
18 ,
Str. sw
Cir w.sw
Str. wsw
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Nim.
...
19
20
...
...
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
21
Cir. str., cir.
k.
Str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
Uir. str.
22
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
23
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
cir.
Cir. str.
Cir. str.
ssw
Cir. str.
ssw
24
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
25
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
26
Str.
Scud
Scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
27
Str.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
28
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Str.
• ••
Str. w
Str. w
29
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Str.
30
19
•20
2
1
S
2
23
Midnight.
1
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K. ssw
...
K.
Cir. liaze
K.
Cir. haze
li'.'s
Oil. liaze
K.
Cir. str.
K.
Cir., cir. k..
cir. str. sw
2
3
4
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Jir. k., cii.
str.
K.
...
K.
...
5
Str.
Str. k. sw
K. sw
K.
K. -w
K. sw
6
K. s
Cir. str.
K.
...
K.s
Cir. str.
K.
Cir. St. wsw
...
7
8
Str.
Str.
Str'.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
9
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
Iv. str.
Nim.
10
Str. , mist
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
...
K.
11
K.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
; K. str.
12
Str.
Str.
Str. k.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
13
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
K.
K. str.
14
Str
K. str.
K. str.
...
15
Nim.
Str.
K.
;:;
K.
Str.
...
Str.
K.
K.
IC.
16
17
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
18
Nim.
Cir. atr.
Cir. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Cir. str.
Nim.
IC.
Cir. k
Nim.
K str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
19
20
21
22
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
23
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
...
Str.
24
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
25
Str.
Nim.
Nin,.
K. str.
Nim.
...
Nim.
26
Nim.
K. str.
Sti-.
K.
K. , K. .str.
K. str.
27
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
• •*
Nim.
28
K. str.
Str.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
29
Str.
Nim.
Ni.n.
Nim. Kw
K. WNW
Nim.
30
168
OCTOBER 1903.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Clouh.
1
2
3
4
5 6
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Ujiper.
1
Nim.
K.
K.
Str.
Str. NW
2
Nira.
Nim.
Nim.
Scud., nim.
Nim.
Nim.
3
Cir. w
4
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
5
K. W X N
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
6
7
8
9
10
str.
Str.
Nim.
Str., nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nira
Nim.
Nim.
Nira.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. j
Str. NE
Str. NNE
Str.
K. E
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Sti-.
11
Str.
Str., scud
Scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
12
13
14
15
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Nira.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
16
17
18
K.
Str. sw
str.
k.
K. scud
Scud, str.
Sclid X
Scud
str.
Str.
K. scud
Cir.k.
Str.
Str.
19
20
k'.
K.
K.
Str. WNW
21
22
K. NE
Str. ssw
Str.
Scud, str.
K. str.,
K.
K. str.
Str. w
Str. u-
Str. w
23
K. str.,
K.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
24
25
nim.
K. NW
K. str.
Str. WNW
Str. w
Str. w
K. str.
K. str.
K. .str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
26
27
K.
K. str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Mist
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
28
30
31
K.
Mist
K.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Cir. str.
Str.
Cir. wsw
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
Str. wsw
Str.
Nim.
Nim., K. St.
Mist
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K. E
K. str.
K. str.
Str. sw
Str. sw
Str. sw
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
Lower.
K., K. str.
Upper.
Lower.
Upi-ier.
Cir. str. Nw
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Nira.
Upper.
Lower.
Str. NW
Upper.
Lower.
K. scud sw
Upper.
K.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Cir. k., cir.
K., K. str.
K. scud
WNW
NW
4
5
Str.
K. str.
Nun.
K. str.
Str.
...
Nim.
K., K. str.
Str.
Str.
Sir.
Nim.
K. str.
6
7
8
9
10
Nim.
K. str.
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Str.
K.
K. str.
Nim.
...
K. k. st. w
K.
Cir.k. N
K. str.
Str. NNW
Str.
...
Str.
K.
K. N
Str. N
Cir. str. Ksv
Str. NNB
K.
K. str.
Str.
K. N
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
...
11
Str.
K. suud
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
12
13
14
15
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
...
K. str,
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. w
K. str. sw
K. str.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Cir. k. Nv
K.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
Cir!'k.
K.
Nim.
K. scud
Str.
Cir. k. sw
16
17
18
19
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
Scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Scud str.
...
Cir'k.
Str.
Str.
Scud
Cir. str.
Str.
Nim.
...
Cir. str. NW
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
K str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
WNW
20
Nim.
...
K.
K. sw
Str., scud
K. str., k.
K. str. sw
21
Cir.
Scud. , str.
wsw
K.
Str. wsw
K. str.
K. str.
22
23
24
25
Nini.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
Nim.
Cir. k.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. St., nim
Str. w
K., K. str.
Cir. str.
K. str.
K. str.
26
Cir. k., cir
Cir. str.
K.
Cir. k.
K. scud
Cir.
Cir. k.
Scud
K.
Cir. str.
27
28
29
30
31
Nim.
Str., mist
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
3t.
Nim.
Str., mist
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str. wsw
Str.
Str.
Str. k.
Nim.
Cir.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim
K.
Str., mist
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
169
OCTOBEK 1903.
7
8
9
10
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str.
Nim., str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
1
Nim., str.
Str.
Cir. str.
wsw
Str.
Cir.' str.
wsw
Str.
...
Scud, str.
Nim., str.
2
3
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. N X w
Str.
4
Str., send n
Str., scud
NKW
Str., scud
NNW
Str.
Str., scud NW
K, scud
^
Str.
Str.
Sti-.
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
6
■Niiii.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
7
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str., scud
Scud
Str.
8
Str.
Str.
Nim., str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
9
Nim.
Str. NE
Cin'k.
NNAV
Str. , scud
...
Str. NNE
Str. NE
10
Str. E
Str. E
K. str.
Str.
str.. scud
K. str.
11
Nim.
Str., send
Str., scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
12
Sti-.
Str.
Str.
Str.
str.
Str.
13
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. sw
Str. sw
Str.
14
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
15
Str. sw
Str. sw
Str. w
16
Str.
Fog
Scud
Str,
Str.
K.
17
Str.
Str. ■
Str.
Mist
Sir.
Scud
Nim.
Cir. str.
Nim.
Str.
Cir., str. NW
18
19
...
Cir. St. w
Cir. St. w
Str.
Str. w
Ni'm.
Str.
20
Str.
Cir.
K.
Cir.
K.
Cir.
K.
Cir.
21
Sti-., scud
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Str. , scud N.
NW
Str.
...
22
Str.
Str.
Str.
Scud, str.
Str.
Str. w
23
Str. w
K.
Cir. k.
K.
K.
K. str.
Str.
24
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str. w
Str.
Str.
25
Str.
Str.
Cir. str.
K. str.
Cir., cir. str.
Str.
Cir. sti-.
Str.
Cir.
K., K. str.
26
Str. w
Cir. str.
Scud
Cir. k.
Scud w
Cir. str.
wsw
Nim.
Str.
27
Scud
Cir. w
Mist
Str.
Mist
Mist
Str., mist
28
Str. w
Str. wsw
Str. wsw
Str. w
Cir.' str.
Nim.
Nim.
29
Nim.
Str., scud
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
30
Str. sw-
Str. wsw
...
K.
Ciri'k.
Str.
Str.
...
Str., scud
31
ig 20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Lower.
Upjier.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K. scud.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim., k. str.
K.
Scud
1
Kim.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
2
K. str.
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
3
Nim.
Nim.
K. nim.
K.
K.
K.
4
Nim.
...
Nim.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
5
K. btr.
K.
Str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
6
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
7
K. str.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
8
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Str.
9
Str.
K. str.
K.
Str.
...
Nim.
Scud
10
K. w X s
Str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
Nim.
11
K.
K. w X s
Cir!'k.
K.
K. str.
K.
K. str.
12
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
13
K.
Cir. str.
Str. wsw
K.
Str.
14
K. str.
K. str.
K.
15
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
16
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
17
Str.
K.
cir.
E.
K.
18
K.
Str. NW
Str.
K.
K.
K.
19
Str. sw
...
K. sw
...
20
K.
K.
K.
K.
<
K.
21
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
K.
22
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Scud
23
K.
K. str.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
24
K., K. str.
K. W X N
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
25
WXN
K. str., k.
Mist
...
Mist
K. str.
K.
K. str.
26
K., K. St. w
K. w
K. w
K.
K.
K.
27
.Str.
Str.
K. str.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
28
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
...
Nim.
K. NW
K. NW
29
K. w
K. W.SW
K. w X s
K. w
K. w
K.
30
Str. mist
Str., scud
...
K.
Nim., mist
Mist
Mist
31
VOL. II.
22
170
NOVEMBER
1903.
METEOKOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
1
1
Lower.
Nim.
2
K. .s
3
4
K. w
K. str.
5
K. str.
6
7
K. str.
K. scud
8
K. str.
9
10
Scud
Str,
11
K. str.
12
13
Nim. mist
K., Iv. str
14
NW
K., K. str
15
NW
Str.
16
17
18
19
Nim.
K. VNW
Nim.
K., K. str
20
NW X ^v
Str.
21
22
Fog
Nim.
23
Str.
24
Nim.
25
K.
26
27
K. str.
K. St. nim
28
29
30
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir.
Lower.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Scud
K. scud w
Str.
K. str.
Str., mist
K., K. str,
NW
Str.
8tr.
Nim.
K. WNW
Str,
Str.
Nim.
Str.
K., K. str,
K. w
K. str.
Nim. w
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.,
cir. str.
Cir.
cir.
Lower, i
K., K. str.'
K.
K.
K. str.
Nim.
K. scud
Scud
K. str. sw
Str., scud
Str.
K. str. NW
Str., mist
K. , K. str.
NW
K., K. str.
NW
Str. WNW
Nim.
K. WNW
Str.
K. WNAV
str.
Nim.
Scud
K.
Str.
str.
Nim. w
Nim.
Nim.
Str,
Upper.
Cir. NW
Cir. str.
Cir., cir. st
Lower.
K. , K. sti-.
K. W.SW
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
K. wsw
Str.
K. str.
Mist
K. scud
Nim.
Nim. K.
sw
Nim.
Str.
K, str.
Nim.
Mist
Scud
WNW
K. , K. str.
WNW
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Lower.
Str., mist
K. str. ssw
K. str. wsw
K. NW
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K. w
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Mist
K.
Nim.
K., K. str,
Nim.
K. str,
Str.
K., K. str.
Nim.
Fog
Str.
K. str. NW
IC, Iv. St. NW
K., K. str.
Str. SSE
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Upper.
Cir., cir.
str.
Cir, , cir. k.
Lower.
Mist
K. str. W.SW
K.
K. NW
K. str.
K.
K,, K, str.
WNW
Str,
K. str.
K. scud WNW
Mist
K. scud
Nim,
K., K. str,
Nim.
K. str.
Nira.
IC, K. str.
Nim.
Fog
Nim.
K. NW
str. NW
Str.
Str.
K. str. ^v x s
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Upper.
Cir. str.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
>7
28
29
30
13
Lower.
Nim.
K.
Upper.
Xim.
K. SW
...
Nim.
Scud
K. w
K. str.
K. str.
Cir. k., cir
str.
K. scud
Str.
K
TJim
Nim.
K. str.
K.
K. scud
Str.
K. str.
K.
K,, K. str.
WNW
K,, K. St.
WNW
K. sw
K., str. ssw
K. str.
K. str
Nim.
K,
Cir. k.
Cir.jCir.str.
Cir. NW
Cir.
14
15
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K, str.
Str.
K, sw
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
K., K. str.
Cir., cir.k
NW X w
K. wsw
K, sw
Nim,
Nim.
K, scud
Cir. k.
K.
Cir. k., cir
str.
K. w
K.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
K., K. str.
K.
NW
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K., K. str.
K.
K. sw
K. ^^■sw
K. NW X N
Cir. k. w
Scud
Nim. w
Mist
K. str. N
K., K. str.N
Cir.
Str.
Str.
Scuil
K.
K.
Cir. , cir. k.
K. str.
K., K. St.
sw
Cir. str.
Str. ssw
Str. ssw
K. str.
K. St., nim.
wxs
NW
K.
K. str.
Str., uim.
K. str.
K.
Nim.
16
Lower.
Str.
K.
K.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K,, K. str.
K., K. str.
WNW
K.
K. ^v
K. str.
K. w
Str.
Str.
Scud
K. NW
K., K. St.
ssw
r. ssw
K. str,
w X s
K. str.
K, str.
K.
Upper,
Cir., cir. k
Cir., cir. k.
Cir.
17
Cir.
Lower.
Nim.
K. W.SW
K.
K. sw
Kim.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K. w
Nim.
K. sw
Str. WNW
K.
K.
Str.
K., K. str.
WNW
Str.
Nim.
K,, K. str.
NW
K,
K. str.
Str. ssw
K. St. w
K. str.
K. str.
K. ,SE
Upper.
Cir, k,, cir.
str.
Cir., cir, k.
Cir.
Cir.
18
Lower.
Nim.
K. str. sw
Nim.
Nim.
K, str.
Str.
K,
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
IC.
K.
Str.
K. vf
Mist
Nim.
K. , K. str.
NW
K, str.
K. str., nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
K, str.
K. nim. ssE
Upper.
Cir.
Cir.
Cir, k. , cir,
sir,
Cir, k.
Cir.
Cir. k.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNF.YS.
Species of Cloud.
171
NOVEMBER 1903.
7
8
9
10
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str. k.
K. str.
NX w
Str. w X N
Nim.
1
K. str. sw
K. sw
K. scud sw
...
K. scud
sw
K. scud
wsw
...
Iv. wsw
2
K.
K. w
K. w
K. w
Scud w
Scud vsw
...
3
K. NW
K. WNW
I^. NW
Cir. k.
Soud k.
NW
cir.
Str., mist
K.
i
Kim.
K.
K.
K.
Iv. scud v
K. scud
WNW
5
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Mist
Xim., K. str.
Nim.
6
K. str., K.
Str. k. NW
K. scud NW
K. scud
Scud NW
, Cir. str.
Scud NW
Cir., cir.
7
WjNW
WNW
str.
K. scud
K. scud
Scud WNW
Scud
Scud Y X N
K. w
8
WNW
WNW
W X N
Str.
Str.
K. str., K.
Str.
Str.
Iv. str.
9
K. str.
K. str.
...
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
K. str.
10
K.
Cir.
K.
Cir., cir. k.
WX^'
K.
K.
Cir.
K.
Cir., cir. k.
K., K. str.
11
Str.
Str., mist
Str.
Str.
K. scud
Cir.
Str.
12
K.
Iv. nim.
IC. w
K. w
K.
Iv.
13
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
14
K. str.
K. str.
...
Iv., li. str.
K., K. str.
K.
Cir., cir. k.
Iv . s w X s
Cir., cir. k.
15
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K., K. str.
16
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
17
Str., nim.
Str.
K.
K. sw
K.
...
K.
18
K., K. str.
K. w
Cir!'k.
K. w
K.^v
Cir'.'k.
K. NW
Cir. k.
Cir., k., cir.
str.
19
Kim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
20
Fog
...
Fog
Scud
Str.
K. str.
,
Str.
21
Nim.
Nim.
_
K. w X s
K., K. str.
K., K. str.
W'N
cir.
K., K. str.
WXN
Cir, cir.
str.
22
K. Ns-
Scud
NW X N
Scud
NW X W
Cir.
K., K. str.
NW X w
Cir.
K., K. str.
WNW
...
Scud WNW
Cir.
NW X W
23
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
li., K. str.
WNW
K., K. str.
WNW
K. str. WNW
24
Str. NW
K., K. str.
NW
K. str. NW
K. str. NW
Str.
Str., K. str.
25
K. str. SE
...
K. str. ssE
K. str. ssw
K. str. ssw
K. str. ssw
Str. sw
26
K. St. w X s
K. str. w
K. , K. str.
wxs
...
IC. str. sw
K. str. sw
K., K. str.
wxs
27
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
28
Nim
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
29
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
K. str., nim.
30
" " 1
19
20
21
22
23 Midnight.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str.
...
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.
1
K. wsw
K. str.
K. str. w
K., K. str.
K., K. str.
K. ^v•
2
.
Cir.
Cir. NW
Cir. NW
K.
...
K.
K. str.
3
Nim.
Nim. NNW
Scud NNW
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Iv. SW
...
4
5
Nim.
Cir. NW
Nim.
K. sw
Nim.
Scud
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Scud
...
K. str.
K.
6
7
8
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
9
Scud K. v
Scud K.
K.
K. str. NW
Nim.
Nim.
10
K.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
11
K. KW
Str. w
K.
K.
K.
K.
K., K. str.
WNW X NW
12
Nim. K.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
K. NW
13
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
14
K. str.
Cir."k.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
15
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. w
Cir. k. w
Scud WNW
Cir. str.
K. WNW
Cir. k. w
16
NW
NW
NW
K.
...
Nim.
K. w
Str. WNW
Mist
Str.
...
17
K. w
cir.
K.
K. w
K., K. str.
NW X w
Str. WNW
K., K. str.
18
Str.
...
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str., nim.
19
E.
Str.
Fog
Fog
20
Str.. mist
Mist
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
21
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
22
Str. NW
Str.
Mist
Nim., mist
Mist
Nim.
23
K., K. str.
K., K. str.
K. NW
K. NW
24
NW
NW
Nim.
Str.
str.
K. str. sw
Iv. str.
K. str.
25
K. str. w
K. str. .SW
K. sw
K.
K.
K. str.
26
Nim.
Sli. k. w
Str.
Nim. w
K. str.
...
K. sir., nim.
...
27
K. Str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
28
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
...
29
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim. s
Nim.
Nim.
30
172
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
DECEMBER 1903.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower,
Uj.per.
Lower.
Upper.
1
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str. K.
S X w
K. str., nim.
K. str. s
2
Ivim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
Nim.
3
Nim.
Str.
K. str. N
K. str,
NNW
Cir.
IC. str. NNW
cir.
K. str. NNW
4
K. F.NE
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str.
Cir., str. cir.
5
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
Str. s
6
K. ssw
K.
Nim.
Nim.
K., IC. str.
K. str. wsw
7
K- , K. str.
K., K. str.
NNE
K., K. str.
NNE
K., K. str.
IC, str. NNE
Str. N
8
Kim .
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim., IC. str.,
scud NE
Str., nim. E
9
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.. nim.
Str. NE
10
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Kim.
Str., nim. se
11
Niiu.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
Str.
Str., iiim.
12
Kim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. s
Kim.
K. str. w
13
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim., str.
Kim.
Nim.
14
K. str.
K. str.
...
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
15
Cir'.'str.
, Str.
Cir. str., cir.
k.
Sciul
C r. k. cir.
str.
Seu'l
Cir. str.
IC. WNW
Cir.
K. str.
Cir., cir.
str.
16
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
...
str., mis
Mist
17
K. sw
K. sw
K. sw
K.
IC. str. w
K. str. w >; s
18
Scml WNW
Cir. k.
Str., ni'ii.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
19
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Jlist
Mist
20
Mist
Mist
...
Mist
...
Str., mist
Jlist
Mist
21
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
Nim.
22
K. Btr.
K., K. str.
K., K. str.
K. w
Cir.'k.
Scud Nw.
cir. , cir.
str. NW
Scud WNW
Cir., cir.
str. NW
23
K.
K.
K. sciui
K. scud
K. str.
scud NW
Cir.
K. scud
24
K. str.
K. str.
Cir. str.
Str. k. Nv
K. str. sw
...
K. str.
NW X N
Cir.
K. str. NW
25
K. w
K. w
IC.
Cir.
K. w
IC. str. w X .s
K., K. str.
w xs
26
K.
K.
K.
K.
K., K. str.
W XN
K. w
27
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim., mi.st
Nim.
28
Str.
K. str. w
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str. sw
29
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
30
Str.
Mist
...
Mist
Mist
IC. str. w
K. str. w
31
Str.
Str.
...
Mist
Jlist
...
}lli,St
Jll.st
13
14
15
16
17
18
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
2
Nim.
K. str.
K. nim. N
Nim. str.
Str., nim.
IC. str.
3
K.
K. N
K.
K.
K.
K. str.
4
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
5
K.
K.
K.
Cir.'k.
K. s
K.
IC. s
6
K., K. sti-.
K.
K. sw
K. sw
K.
K.
7
K. N
K.
Nim. NNE
Nim. N
Nim. N
Nim. N
S
Nim.
K. XNE
K.
K. .XNE
...
K.
K.
9
Str.
Sfr.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Ninj.
10
K.St .
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
11
Nim.
Nim.
K., K. str.
K. str.
IC, str., nim.
Nim.
12
K.
K.
K.
K.
Ciri'k.
K.
K.
13
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
14
K. w
Cir!k.
K. ^v X N
K. str.
WX N
Str. w
IC. str. w X s
Str.
15
Str., K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Mist
16
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
17
Cir. k., cir.
str.
Cir., cir. k.,
cir. str.
Cir., cir. k.
Cir., cir.
str. WXN
Cir. str.
cir.,cir.k.w
Cir. k.j cir.
str.
18
K.
K. ^v X N
.'^cuil, IC.
WXN
K. scud
WXN
K. w
K. -iv-
19
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.,
Nim.
20
Mist
Str., mist
Str.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str.
21
Str.
Str.
K. str. w
K.
K.
K. w
22
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
str. k.
IC. NV
IC. NW
23
K.
Cir. , civ. k.
K., scud
K.
K.
.,,
K.
Str. k. NW
24
Str. k., nim.
Str. k.
...
K. w.vw
K.str., nim.
K. w
K. str.
25
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim., K.
str.
K. w
K.
26
Cir. k.
..
Cir. k.
Cir. k.
Cir. k.
Cir. , IC. str.
Cir. sti-.
27
Nim.
Str., mist
Mist
Mist
il'ist
Nim.
28
K. str.
St.-. K.
K. str.
Str. K.
IC. str. NM-
Str. k.
29
K. str.
• ..
K., K. str.
K.str
IC. str.
Str.
Str.
80
K.
Cir.
K. NW
Cir.'k.
K. w
cir.
K. str.
Cir.
Cir., cir. str.
K.
Ci'r.
31
Str. k.
Cir.
Str.
...
Str., mist
...
Str., mist
Str. , mist
NW
Str.
DECEMBEK 1903.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
173
Lower.
K str. ssw
Str.
K. str. N
Str. s
K., K. str.
.sv
Nirii.
Str., nim.
NK
Str.. NE
Str., nim. SE
Str.
K. str.
sw X s
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
WXN
Mist
K. str.
w X s
Nim.
Mist
Str.
Nim., s;r.
Nim.
K., K. str.
NW
Str.
K. wsw
K., K. str.
w
Nim.
K. str. sw
Nim.
K.str. wsw
Mist
Upper.
Cir. str.
Cir.
Cir. str.
Cir. k. w.
Cir. sir.
Cir. k.
Lower.
K. s
Sir.
K., K. str.
N
K.
K. str.
E., K. str.
wsw
Nim.
Nim. NK
Stl'. i.N F,
K. str. SE
Str.
K. str. sw
Nim.
K.
Str., mist
Mi!,t
K.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
Str.
Str., niio.
K. scud
NW X w
Nim.
K. w X s
K. wxN
Str. , mist
K.
Nim.
K.
Mist
Upper.
Cir'.'k.
Cir. k.
Lower.
K. s
K.
IC.
K. str.
Nim.
K., K. str.
•n'sw
K. str. N
Str., nim.
ENE
Str. KNE
Str. SE
Str.
K. str. sw
Nim.
K.
Mist
iMi.st
K.
Nim.
Mist
Mist
Str.
Str., scud
NW
K., K. str
K W x W
Nim.
K. w X s
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K. str. w
Mist
Upper.
Cir. k.
Cir. str.
10
Cir., cir.
str.
Lower.
Nim.
K.
K.
K. str.
K.
K. str. w
K., K. str.
N X E
Str. ENE
Str. NNE
Str.
Str., iiim.
li. str.
Nim.
K.
Str., mist
Mist
IC, K. str.
w
K. w X N
Mist
Mist
Str.
Str.
Iv. str., scud
NW
Nim.
K. w X s
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
Mist
Upper.
Cir., cir. k.
11
Cir., cir. k.,
cir. str.
Cir., cir.
str. NW
L'lwer.
Nim. s
Nim.
K. N
K. str.
K.
K. wsw
K., K. str.
N X E
Str. ENE
Str. NNE
Str.
Sti., nim.
K. str.
Nim.
IC. str.
Str., mist
Mist
K., K. str.
K. w
Mist
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str., scud
NW X W
K. scud
K. w
K. NW
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K.,K.st.,wxs
Mist
Upper.
Cir., cir.
str.
12
Cir.
Lower.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
K. s
K., K. str.
K. str. N X E
K. str. ENE
Str. NNE
str.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K. w
Str., mist
K. uim. w
K. str. w
K. w
Str., scud
Str., mist
Str.
Nim.
Scud, K.
NW X W
K. str., scud
NW
K., K. str.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
K. wsw
Mist
Upper.
Cir. str.
Cir., cir.
str.
Cir. k.
Cir., cir.
str.
Cir.
Cir.
Cir. str.
19
Lower.
K. nim.
ssw
K. str., nim.
K.
Nim.
K.
K. , K. str.
wsw
Nim.
Str. NE
Nim.
K. sti-.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Scud
Upper.
20
Cir. k.,
str.
Mist
Nim.
K. scud
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
K., K. str
NW
K. str., scud
NW
K. str. w
K. str. w
K. str.
Nim.
Str. k.
Str.
K., K. str.
Mist
Cir. k.,
str.
Lower.
Nim.
K., IC. str.
K., K. str.
is'^im.
K.
K., K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
K. s
K.
Mist
K. sw
Upper.
21
Cir. k. cir.
str.
Cir., cir. k,
Lower.
Nim.
K.str., nim,
K.
Nim.
K.
K. , K. str
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str,
Nim.
Str. k.
K. str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
K. scud
NW
K. str., scud
NW
Str.
K., K. str.
w
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str., mist
K. str.
Mist
Cir. k., cir
str.
Cir. k.
Str., mist
K. sw
K. scud
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
K. w
Nim., str.
Nim.
K., K. str.
N
Str.
K. sir. i
Str., mist
22
Cir. , cir.
str.
Cir. str.
Lower.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K. str
K., K. sir
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
Str., mist
Str. k.
K.
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
K. w
K. w
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
Upper.
Cir., cir. k.
23
Lower.
Nim.
Str.
K.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Str., mist
K. str.
Scud
K. scud NW
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Iv. w
K. w
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
Upper.
Midnight.
Cir., cir. k.
Lower.
Nim.
Nim.
K
Nim.
K
Str.
Nim. NNE
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
K. str.
Str. , scud
.Str., mist
Mist
Nim.
Nim.
K. str., nim.
Str. k.
K. w
K.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str., mist
Upper.
Cir. at., cir.
k. WXN
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
174
JANUAEY 1904.
MKTEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
1
2
3
4
5
6
■
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upi-er.
Lower.
Upper.
Lowei-.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1
K. IV
Iv. WK\-
K. w
...
K. w
K. w
Iv. str. w
2
Str. k. w
K. str. w
Str. k. w
K. w
Cir.
K. .ssw
K. str. ssw
3
K. nim.
K. EXS
K.
K.
K. str. SE
K. str. ESE
4
Str. k.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
5
K.
Cir. str.
K.
K.
Cir. str.
K.
K. NW
K. NW
6
K.
Nim.
K.
K. str.
str.
str.
7
K. sw
Str. k. sw
K. wsw
K. wsw
K. w
K. str. wsw
8
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim., str.
Nim., str.
9
Str., mist
K. w
K. w
...
K. w
K. sir. w
K. scud w
10
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
11
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. w
Nim.
Nim. NNW
K. .-t., nim. w
12
IC.
K. .sw
K.
Cir!' k.
K.
K. str. w
K. str. w.
13
K.
Cir.' k.
K.
CirV k.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
14
K. str., nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
15
K. str.
K. SE
K.
...
K.
K. str.
K. str. s
16
K.
K.
K.
...
K. str.
K. str.
• K. sti-.
17
K.
K., K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
Str.
18
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Mist
K. str. N
Mist
19
Nim.
Nim. E
K. str. E
K. str.
K. str.
Str.
20
K. str.
Str. k.
Nim.
Str. k.
Str., mist
Str.
21
Str., mist
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
22
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nijn.
Nim., mist
Nim.
23
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
24
Nim.
Nim. .sw
Nira.
K. str.
Str. sw
Nim., str.
25
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str., nim. w
Nim.
Nim.
26
Str. , nim.
Nim. w
Nim.
Str. sw
K. str. sw
Nim.
27
K. w
K. w
Str. k.
Str. k. w
Nim.
Str., nim.
28
Nim.
Str.
Str. k. w
Str. w
Nim.
Str. ssw
29
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str., nim.
sw
K. str. ssw
Str.
30
Str.
Str.
Str.
...
Str. k.
Str.
Str.
...
31
K. str.
K. str.
K.
K. s
K. str. s
Str.
13 ! 14
15
16
17
18
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
1
K. sw
K. str. sw
Iv. sw X w
K. sw X w
K. str. sw
K. «-
2
K.
Str.
K.
K.
K.
K.
3
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
4
K.
K. sw
K. sw
K.
K.
Cir!'k.
K.
5
K. str.
K. .str.
K. str.
K. nim.
K. str.
Nim.
6
Str. k.
...
K. str.
...
Nim. sw
Nim.
Nim.
K.
7
Str. k.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K., K. str.
...
8
K.
'..'. ' K. str.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
9
Cir. ,oir. st. K.
Cir.'k.
K.
Cir.'k.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
10
K. nim.
K.
K. w
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
11
K.
K. scud w
K.
K.
K.
K. scud
12
K.
Nim.
Str. w
E.
K.
K. w
13
Str. nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
14
K. St., nim.
Nim.
Str. nim.
Str. sw
K.
K. str.
...
15
Str.
Str.
Nim. str.
K. St., uim.
Str.
Nim., str.
16
K. str.
K. str.
K.
K. w
K.
K.
17
K. str.
K. str.
K. str.
K.N
...
K.
K. N
18
K.
K. NE
Str.
K. str.
Str.
Nim.
K.
19
K. str.
K. NW
Mist NW
K. scud
Str., mist
Mist
20
Str., mist
Str. k.
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
...
21
K. str.
Str.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
22
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
...
23
Str. k.
K. str.
Str. k. sw
Str. k. sw
K. str.
Str. K.
24
K. str. sw
K. str.
K.
K. w
K.
K. w
26
K., K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
K.
K. str.
K., K. str.
w
Cir., cir. k.
NNW
K., K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
Cir. str.
K., K. str.
Cir.'k.
26
Nim. sw
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
27
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. sw
Nim.
28
Nim.
Str. k.
K. str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. sw.
29
Str. k.
Str. k.
Str. k.
Str. k.
Str. k.
Str. k.
30
Nim.
Nim. E
Str.
Str. E
K. str. E
K. str.
Si
K. ssw
K.
K.
K. ssw
K. ssw
K.
OMOND HOUSE, LAURIE ISLAND, SOUTH ORKNEYS.
Species of Cloud.
175
JANUAEY 1904.
1
7
8
9
10
11
12
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Str. 1
Nim. i
Nim.
X'im. sw
Str. k. sw
K., K. str. sw
1
K. str. SSW'
K. str.
K. str.
K.
Cir. NW
K.
K.
Cir.
2
K. ESE
K. ESE
Str. ESE
Str. ESE
Str. ESE
K. ESE
3
K. ssE
K. s
K. sxE
Cir. str.
K. s
K. s
Cir. "str.
K. s
4
K., K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
K. NW
Str. NW
Str. NW
Str. NW
5
NW
NW
i
Nim.,3tr.w
Nim. w
K. str. w
...
Str. w
Nim., str. w
Str. w
6
K. w.sw
Str. wsw
Str. wsw
Str. w
Str. w
Str. w
7
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Scud
Cir.
8
K., scud w
...
Cir.
Cir. NW
Cir. str.
WNW
Cir. str.
WNW
9
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Kim.
Nim. w
10
Str.
K.
K.
K. str.
K.
Str. k.
11
Str.
K.
K.
Nim.
K. nim. WNW
K. w
12
Nim., sir.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
...
K. str., nim.
13
Str., nim.
Nim.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K. str. sw
14
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
15
K. str. sw
K. str.
K. str. vsw
K. str.
K.
K.
16
Sti-.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Iv. str., scud
NNW
...
Str., scud N
17
K., mist N
K., mist N
K., mist N
K. , mist N
Str.
Str.
18
Str.
Str., mist
Str. , mist
Mist
Mist
Str., mist
19
Str., mist
Mist
Mist
Hist
Mist
Str. , mist
20
Nim.
Mist
Mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str.
21
Kim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. str.
...
22
Str., mist
Str., mist
Nim.
Nim.
...
Kim.
Str.
23
Niiu.
Str. sw
Str. sw
Str. sw
Str., K. sb-.
sw
...
K. str., str.
sw x w
24
Nim.
K.
...
K. w
Cir. NW
K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
K. str.
Cir. k. N
K. str.
Cir., cir. k.
25
Str., Dim.
Nim.
Nim.
X^ini. wsw
Str.. nim.
Str., nim.
26
Xim.
Nim.
Nim.
...
Nim.
X'im.
...
Nim.
27
Str. SAv X s
Nim.
K.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
28
Str.
Nim. sw
Nim.
Str. k.
Str.
K. str. wsw
29
Str., K. str.
Nim.
K. str.
Str.
X'im.
Nim.
30
Str.
Str.
Str. s
Str.
Str.
K. str. ssw
31
1
1
19
20
21
22
23
Midnight.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
Lower.
Upper.
K., K. str.
K. w
Nim.
Str.
Kim.
Str., nim.
1
K. str. sw
K. str. SE
K. SE
K. E
K. E
K.
2
Str.
Str. ESE
Str. k.
Str. k.
• >•
Str. k.
Str. k.
3
K.
Cir., cir. k.
Cir., cir. k.,
cir. str. nw
Cir., cir.
str. NW
K. str.
Cir. k.
K.
Cir. str.
K.
Cir'. 'str.
4
Str., nim.
IC. str. NW
K. str.
K. str. N
X'im.
K.
5
K. scud
Cir.
K. str.
w X s
K. str.
K. str. sw
Str. k.
Str. k.
6
Str. w
Nim.
Xim.
X'im.
X'im.
Nim.
7
Nim.
Str., mist
Xim.
Str., mist
X'im.
Str., mist
S
Nim.
Nim.
Xim.
Nim.
Kim.
Kim.
9
Nim.
K.
K.
K. str., str.
Str. , mist
Nim.
10
K. w
K., nim.
W X N
Xim.
K.
Nim.
X'im.
11
K. w
Nim.
K.
K.
K.
K.
12
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Nim.
K. str.
13
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
K.
K.
14
K. str. SSW
...
K. str.
...
Str. ssw
K.
K.
K.
15
K.
K. str.
Str.
K.
K. str.
K. str.
16
Str., nim. N
Nim.
...
Nim.
Nim.
Nim. NE
Nim.
17
Str.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
...
K., nim. E
K.
18
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
Str., mist
K. str.
19
Mist
Mist
Mist
Mist
...
K. str.,
str., mist
Str., mist
20
Str. , mist
Mist
...
Mist
...
Str., mist
Mist
Str., mist
21
Nim.
Nim.
Str., mist
Str., mist
Str., mist
Nim.
22
Nim.
Str.
K. str.
K. sw
Nim.
...
X'im.
23
K. w
K. w
Cir!'k.
K. w
K. w
K. w
Cir. k.
K. w
24
K. str.
K. str. w
K. w
Nim. w
...
Nim.
Nim.
25
wxs
K.
Nim. sw
...
Nim.
Str.
X'im.
Str.
26
Nim.
Nim.
K. str. sw
Str. k. sw
Nim.
Nim.
27
Str.
K. sti-.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
Str.
28
Str. k.
K. str.
...
K. str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
29
K.
K. str. E
K. E
K. B
K. E
K.
30
K. scuJ w
K.
K.
Cir. k., cir.
str.
K. NW
Cir. str.
K. str.
K. str.
31
176
FEBEUARY 1904.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT SCOTIA BAY AND
Species of Cloud.
Lower.
K. str.
Str. k.
Str.
Nim.
N ini .
6
Mist
7
K.
8
K.
9
K. str.
10
K. str. sw
11
Nim.
12
K.
13
Nim.
14
K.
15
K. str.
l(i
K.
17
Str.
18
Str.
19
20
Nim.
21
Str.
Upi>er.
Lower.
K.
Nim.
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Str., mist
E.
K. w
Nim.
K. sv
Nim.
K. w
Nim,
Nim.
K. str.
K. str.
Nim.
K.
k.
Str.
Upper.
Cir. k.
3
Lower.
Upper.
Nim.
Nim. NW
...
Str.
Nim.
Nim.
Nim.
K.
K.
Cir. k.
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Species of Cloud.
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